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The Burden of Proof When Trying to Stop a Disabled Child’s Emancipation

The Burden of Proof When Trying to Stop a Disabled Child’s Emancipation

Child SupportBy Vikki Ziegler, Esq.December 4, 2018

Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:17-56.67(a)(1), a child is presumed emancipated at age 19 for purposes of child support, unless a different date is set by the Court. The typical exception is for a child attending college full time, however the date for emancipation shall not extend beyond the child’s 23rd birthday unless there are exceptional circumstances,…

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