Post-Divorce Issues

What Forms of Post-Divorce Issues Might I Face?

Once the litigation is over, the parties may find themselves at odds over post-divorce issues. Although the distribution of assets will rarely be overturned, parties may return to the court to:

• Increase, decrease or terminate alimony.
• Increase, decrease or terminate child support.
• Declare children as “emancipated.”
• Set a selling price for the marital home.
• Compel payment of outstanding medical bills.
• Change child custody.
• Relocate with the children outside of New Jersey.
• Deal with college or post-secondary educational costs.
• Enforce compliance of the Property Settlement Agreement.
• Handle issues involving the death of an ex-spouse.
• Deal with Bankruptcy of the supporting spouse.
• Pursue a restraining order due to acts of domestic violence.

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