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We Resolve Complex child support matters in Middlesex Countychild in New Jersey

It is no secret that raising a child in today’s world is extremely expensive. Divorced or separated parents are both responsible for contributing to the financial needs of the child and to maintain a strong family structure. Negotiating the finances of how your children will be taken care of after divorce may cause friction and disagreements.

Whether you are the parent receiving child support or the parent making the payment, our East Brunswick child support attorneys can provide you with guidance in both simple and complex child support matters. Our exceptional team of lawyers at Rozin | Golinder Law are able to help you pursue a fair child support agreement so that your child is properly cared for in the future.

Need legal representation to pursue a fairer child support agreement?
Contact our New Jersey child support lawyers at (732) 810-0034 to set up a consultation.

How do you calculate Child Support in NJ?

Child support is calculated from the combined net incomes of the parents. The child support formulas are based on the average amount cohabitating parents spend on their children in New Jersey and seek to replicate that amount for non-cohabiting parents.

First, a gross income is calculated that includes wages, capital gains, bonuses, interest and dividends, government benefits and even gambling winnings. The net income is found by subtracting taxes and other payments from that total.

After net income is determined, the amount a child spends with each parent comes into account. This determines which appendix is used as a baseline for payment. The following may be decided:

  • Non-custodial parents who never, or very rarely, provide overnight housing for the child use the table in Appendix IX-F. This gives a fairly straightforward total after the net income is determined.

  • Co-parenting situations can be a little more difficult to analyze. When non-custodial parents house their child for 28% to 50% of the nights in a year, the worksheet in Appendix IX-D helps determine the amount owed.

Remember that the courts determine the final level of child support that is owed. While guidelines and formulas do exist, they are not definitive rules as every family situation is different.

At What Age Does Child Support End?

The obligation to pay child support ends once they turn 18 years of age, or 19 if the child is still in high school. In some circumstances, a court will have the support continue past those ages if the circumstances deem it appropriate.

Child Support Payment Enforcement

If you are not receiving the child support payments that you are entitled to as a result of a court order, you can take legal measures to secure those payments. You can pursue enforcement of court judgment to make sure the non-custodial parent is making their required payments. Our New Jersey child support lawyers can help you with this process.

Call Our Firm for Counsel Regarding Your Case

At Rozin | Golinder Law, we work with our clients at a personal level and provide them with an effective legal strategy that can get them the fair child support arrangement they deserve. We understand that this can be one of the most upsetting parts of your life. Our team wants to help you move past this by providing honest legal representation to secure your future and the future of your children. Our child support lawyers in East Brunswick provide outstanding legal counsel. Call today!

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