Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: Ex-wife question

The short answer is no, but that depends. It can be used if someone is seeking another deduction for another child, or there is a significant change in income or extraordinary expenes. However, your income is not ordinary included to seek child support.

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Re: Ex-wife question

No.

However, if his income changes, her income changes or her expenses for the child change, then she can ask for more support.

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Re: Ex-wife question

No, if she tries to file a motion, get an attorney right away!

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