New issues often arise after a divorce.
Other times, unresolved matters—like who pays for a child’s college—were left open during the divorce for timing or other reasons. Circumstances may also change, such as an ex-spouse cohabiting while still receiving alimony, which can affect the fairness of the original order.
New Jersey allows for the review and potential modification of alimony or child support when major life events occur, such as disability, retirement, a significant drop in income, or major changes in the parenting schedule.
These are known as post-judgment divorce issues. At DCS, our attorneys consult with clients on these disputes and recommend legal strategies tailored to your goals. That could mean mediation, or filing a motion with the court. Schedule a consultation to find out what’s right for your situation.
Schedule A Consultation
Finding the right lawyer and firm is critical. And partnering with someone you feel comfortable with and trust, is everything. We’ve been doing this for a long time and understand just how important the an open and honest partnership is. Fill out the form to start the conversation.
-
Whether you are a new or existing client of the firm, Denigan Cahill Smith cannot represent you on any new matter until the firm has made a determination that there is no conflict of interest and that it is willing and otherwise able to accept the new engagement. Unless and until Denigan Cahill Smith has informed you it is willing and able to accept your new matter, do not send the firm any information or documents that you consider private or confidential.
