Alimony - Not all alimony is permanent. Courts look at numerous factors, including the length of the marriage, the age and health of the parties, and future earning capacity, before deciding if alimony is appropriate, and for what period of time.

Child Support is not just a financial obligation.  It is the continuing duty of both divorced parents to provide shelter, clothing and food for their child(ren).   Both parents have this duty regardless of their relationship with their child, or the parent's income.

For most children under the age of 18 in New Jersey, the Child Support Guidelines are used to determine the appropriate amount of child support for a spouse to pay.   However, there are many factors such as income computation and the number of overnights spent with each parent that may impact the support award.  The team at Nadine Maleski, LLC ensures that the child support calculation is fair, based upon the accuracy of these and other factors.

After a judgment has been entered, either parent can experience a change in their employment, earnings, or ability to earn.  Nadine Maleski, LLC also supports clients looking to change or defend against a change in child support.

For children over 18 attending college and living away from home, the issue of support can be a complicated one. In this situation, the Child Support Guidelines are not usually applied. Our paralegals and attorneys assist clients to achieve an equitable and fair amount of support for children in college.  Contact us online or call 908-237-9711.