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New Jersey law establishes 19 as the age when a child support and/or medical support obligation will end. Support may continue beyond 19 due to certain circumstances, it however cannot exceed the childs 23rd birthday.
You may also call the New Jersey Family Support Services Center at 1-877-NJKiDS1. If you previously received TANF and/or Medicaid for the child(ren) you are applying for, please reach out to the New Jersey Family Support Services Center at 1-877-NJKiDS1 for further information on how to reopen your case.
Notice of Motion and Motion for Simplified Modification of Order for Child, Spousal, or Family Support (FL-390) Tell the other parent (or party) details about a hearing to ask the court to change an order for child support, spousal or domestic partner support, or family support.
NJ Unpaid Child Support FAQs. Can child support arrears be forgiven in NJ? Child support owed in arrears is generally not forgiven by the court in New Jersey.
Under New Jersey law, current child support orders end without the need for a hearing when: The child reaches 19 years of age; The child dies; The child marries; or. The child enters military service.
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call the child support office in your county. they are government workers there just to do this sort of job. so, they may be lazy but a couple of calls should get it done for you. they will do all the legal work for you and file it with the court it shouldnt cost you a thing and you shouldnt have to go to court.
If the child is a full-time student and under the age of 23, the custodial parent must submit the Request for Continuation of Support form, along with the necessary documentation and both parents will be notified whether the request for continuation of support was approved.
Once your child turns 18 and/or becomes financial independent, either you or the other parent may file papers with the court asking that the child be emancipated. Based on the facts, the court will decide if the child still needs support from the parents.

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