Grandparent visitation is a unique area of family law that presents interesting case law every few years and seems to be growing with time and modern families. We have blogged about this issue, including the requirement to show harm to the child if the grandparent doesn’t have visitation and procedure for grandparent visitation applications,
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SO WHY EXACTLY DO WE MAKE DIVORCED PARENTS PAY FOR COLLEGE, BUT NOT MARRIED PARENTS?
By Eric S. Solotoff on
Posted in Child Support, College
The Canning case has dominated the news in New Jersey and points beyond over the last two weeks. You know, the so-called “spoiled teen” that moved out of her parents house, and among other thing, sued to have them pay for college. Robert Epstein has blogged on it several times on this blog. While it…