New Jersey Post Divorce Issues
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Post Divorce Issues for Child Custody and Support
Unfortunately, even after your case has gone to court and a judgment has been entered, you may find that your issue is not completely concluded. There are a number of reasons why you would need a New Jersey dfivorce or family law attorney to assist you—even after the judgment of divorce has been entered, including:
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Modifying your child custody arrangement
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Changing or terminating alimony payments
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Changing or terminating child support agreements
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Enforcing a divorce agreement
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Supplementing the terms of a divorce agreement
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And more
If your New Jersey divorce judgment has already been entered and you need to enforce your agreement or modify the terms of your agreement, you may still have the opportunity to do so—even after the agreement has been executed.
Post Divorce Issues: Enforcement
After an NJ divorce has been concluded, you may still find yourself in need of legal counsel. If your ex-spouse has violated the terms of your agreement, you may need to file an enforcement motion with the court to force compliance. Enforcing the judgment and settlement agreement is often complicated and as such, it is important to have a knowledgeable New Jersey divorce attorney on your side. Your NJ divorce attorney can help enforce:
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Child support
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Alimony
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Insurance related expenses
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And more
Post Divorce Issues: Modification
After you enter into an NJ divorce agreement, events in your life may arise which warrant a change to your existing divorce agreement. During these occasions, a legal modification may be appropriate, for example:
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If you have retired from your job
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If you have suffered a disability
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If your ex-spouse has had a significant increase in financial status
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If you have had a significant decrease in financial status
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And more
Post Divorce Issues Not Addressed in the Agreement
There may be a variety of reasons why an issue was not addressed in a New Jersey divorce agreement. It could be due to your haste to resolve your NJ divorce matter. Perhaps you put off certain decisions with the hopes that as time passed you would be able to amicably deal with future issues. Or maybe, like many couples who go back to court post-divorce, you need to determine who is responsible for the payment of a child’s education. No matter what your reasons may be, the knowledgeable and veteran NJ divorce attorneys at Weinberger Law Group, LLC will help you resolve all of your post divorce issues.
Ideally, you would want to resolve these post divorce issues amicably by entering into a consent order with your spouse; however, if this is not possible, the NJ divorce attorneys at Weinberger Law Group, LLC will help you throughout the entire post-judgment process. We will not only educate you about your rights and responsibilities after a New Jersey divorce, but we will also discuss all of your available options for a resolution.
At the New Jersey law office of Weinberger Law Group, LLC, we handle post divorce issues every day. When situations naturally arise after the final judgment and settlement agreements are finalized, you will need an NJ post-judgment attorney who can deal with these issues in a practical and efficient manner based upon your current circumstances.
If you find yourself in need of legal counsel after a New Jersey divorce, contact the experienced NJ divorce attorneys at Weinberger Law Group, LLC for a FREE CONSULTATION. With over 40 years of family and matrimonial law, our team of attorneys can assist you with any post divorce issue, including:
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Child support issues
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Child custody issues
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Alimony issues
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Education for children
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Emancipation
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And more
For more information about New Jersey post-judgment issues, NJ marital property, NJ separate property, New Jersey divorce, or other family law issues, please contact us for a free consultation.
Our partner, Bari Zell Weinberger, is certified by the Supreme Court of NJ as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. This Certification is achieved by only 2% of the attorneys in New Jersey.
