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New Jersey Child Support Laws
New Jersey Child Support Issues & Resources
New Jersey Child Support
New Jersey child support is based upon guidelines for the calculation of
child support. In addition, a New Jersey Court, in awarding child support, will consider
the following factors:
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the needs of the child;
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the standard of living and economic circumstances of both
parents;
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the financial resources, needs, and obligations of both the
noncustodial and the custodial parent;
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the earning ability of each parent, including educational
background, training, employment skills, work experience, custodial
responsibility for the children, cost of child care, and the length and cost
of education and training to obtain employment;
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the need and capacity of the child for education, including
higher education;
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the age and health station of the child and the parents;
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the income, assets, and earning ability of the child;
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the responsibility of the parents for the support of others;
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reasonable debts and liabilities of each child and parent;
and
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any other relevant factors.
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