As a New Jersey Child Support Lawyer, I often speak with parents who wonder how the court may address each parent’s contribution towards their child’s private school tuition after divorced. Check out this video to learn the proper way to handle this situation.
- If the child attended private school for a significant length of time during the marriage, tuition is an important consideration that should be discussed early in the divorce process.
- Many factors determine whether the parent of alternate residence – or both parents – will be responsible for private school tuition when that expense did not occur during the marriage.
- Whether or not a child will attend private school – and whether the other parent will be required to contribute – is fact-sensitive inquiry and the guidance of an attorney may assist families faced with this decision.
Are you wondering how you should pay for private school tuition after a divorce? Contact New Jersey Child Support Lawyer Tanya L. Freeman for guidance.
This educational video was brought to you by Tanya L. Freeman, a New Jersey Child Support Lawyer with offices in Jersey City and Parsippany.
