Category Archives: Durst on Divorce

Who pays for college after the divorce?

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Sandy Durst

WHO PAYS FOR COLLEGE AFTER THE DIVORCE By:           Sandy Durst, Esq.                 Lynch, Osborne, Gilmore & Durst   The issue of who pays for the college education of unemancipated children after a divorce is often emotionally charged and financially stressful … Continue reading →

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Is child support appropriate for an adult child? Maybe, says the court.

Posted on August 5, 2012 by Sandy Durst

 There are certain circumstances that arise which may warrant the ongoing payment of child support even after a child reaches adulthood.  The following excerpt from the NJ LAw Journal illustrates one such situation and highlights what each party must show … Continue reading →

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Modification of alimony obligations based on changed circumstances

Posted on August 2, 2012 by Sandy Durst

Previosuly ordered or agreed to alimony obligations may be modifiable of the payor can demonstrate a substantial change in circumstances.  The change must be realized in good faith, through no fault of party seeking a reduction and must be more … Continue reading →

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How to best manage your legal fees during a divorce

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Sandy Durst

MANAGING AND MINIMIZING YOUR LEGAL FEES At Lynch, Osborne, Gilmore & Durst it is our desire to provide you with the highest possible quality of legal services at a reasonable cost. There are several things which you can do to … Continue reading →

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Keep the non-custodial parent in the loop if you want them to pay for college.

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Sandy Durst

In a recently decided but unreported decision, the Appellate Court emphasized that the quality of the relationship of a parent and child is an important factor when deciding if a parent should have an obligation to contribute towards college expenses. As … Continue reading →

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