Post-Judgment Matters

Post-Judgment Matters in Divorce, Custody and Support

Once a case has gone to court, most people assume that the issue is settled and done. However, there may be a number of reasons that a divorce or custody matter requires additional legal work after the judgment has been handed down.

At the law office of Iandoli, Edens & Weinberger, LLC our lawyers stand by clients throughout their entire case, including assistance with post-judgment matters. Contact our Chester, New Jersey law office to schedule a consultation regarding:

• Child support modifications: enforcement, modification, and termination of child support
• Child custody modifications: violations of child custody and visitation agreements and modifications of agreements
• Enforcing or ending alimony / spousal support payments
• Real estate issues to enforce compliances with property division orders
• Obtaining or terminating benefits: medical benefits, life insurance or pension benefits

Child Support Modification

Post-judgment modification of child support is common when a parent's income increases or decreases significantly. A parent may also seek a child support modification if the child's needs have increased (for example, the child enters daycare).

Child Support Enforcement

New Jersey family court takes strong measures to enforce child support payments, including seizing bank accounts and issuing bench warrants for the arrest of the "deadbeat parent." If you are owed back child support, we have a number of ways to help you get the money your child needs.

If you are behind on your child support, you need legal help. We can assist you in negotiating a payment plan so you can get current on the child support you owe.

Child Custody Modification and Relocation

It is increasingly common, though still emotionally difficult when a custodial parent wants to move a child away from a non-custodial parent. The child custody attorneys at Iandoli, Edens & Weinberger represent parents who want to relocate with their child out of country or out of the State of New Jersey, as well as non-custodial parents who want to protect their relationship with their child. New Jersey has very specific guidelines that must be followed in post-judgment relocation cases.

Contact the attorneys of Iandoli, Edens & Weinberger to discuss your needs.