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Post-Judgment Motions To Modify Support in a Poor Economy

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Maria P. Imbalzano, Shareholder in Stark & Stark's Divorce group, authored the article, Post-Judgment Motions To Modify Support in a Poor Economy for the July 27, 2009 edition of the New Jersey Law Journal. The article discusses the fact that while divorce filings in recent months are down,  there has been a rise in post-judgment applications being made in the wake of the recent economic downturn and rise in the unemployment rate. Ms. Imbalzano discusses the circumstances which surround the potential modification of judgments such as the interests of the children and how long the support obligations should be modified.

You can read the full article here. (PDF)
 

Full post as published by New Jersey Law Blog on August 03, 2009 (boomark / email).

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