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When could I stop paying for Child Support/Emancipation?

Posted on June 29, 2015 by MWM Admin

In New Jersey, you can stop paying child support when the child is emancipated.
A child is considered to be emancipated if the child no longer lives at home, has graduated from school, and is beyond requiring emotional and financial support. In New Jersey, 18 is not the magic number.
If you need clarity in this matter, contact me to discuss it.

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