FLAT FEE MOTIONS FOR FAMILY LAW ISSUES – TERMINATION OF ALIMONY, PAYMENT FOR COLLEGE EXPENSES – POSTJUDGMENT DIVORCE MOTIONS FOR FLAT FEES

At Green & Associates, we have decades of experience litigating the most difficult issues.  But, we are mindful of your need for affordable legal fees and offer flat fees for motions that you need filed in family court.

Whether you are seeking to terminate alimony or have your ex pay for college tuition and expenses, Green & Associates offers flat fees for motions filed. 

Call us today at 732-390-0480 or 201-242-1119 for your FREE CONSULTATION to determine what Green & Associates can do for you and your case.

 When determining whether or not alimony should be terminated or suspended the Court looks at whether or not your substantial change in circumstances  has changed your ability to pay for alimony, if it concerns a reduction in your income today as opposed to your income at the time of the divorce. 

Your ex’s current income is also at issue.  A court may choose upon a motion to terminate alimony or to suspend alimony pending discovery, an exchange of documents, and a plenary hearing, a mini-trial.  You have to reach your prima facie burden in showing that in fact there has been a substantial change in circumstances that warrant the court reviewing the issue and making a determination at a plenary hearing.

Often what is exchanged during discovery are financial documents, such as your tax returns, W2s, P&Ls for individual businesses, and a revised Case Information Statement, so a court may review these documents in contrast to what was provided at the time of the divorce to make a determination of whether there has been a substantial change in circumstances in your financials that require a termination or modification of your alimony.

As to college tuition and expenses, generally, your agreement for the divorce, your Matrimonial Settlement Agreement or Property Settlement Agreement, will have terms as to what is covered by the parents for college and tuition.  There is also case law and statutes in New Jersey that apply depending on your MSA or PSA terms.  Regardless, if your ex has an obligation to pay for college tuition and expenses and is not doing so, you should file a motion to compel them to do so.  Most courts will order them to pay if the terms of your agreement require it.

Regardless of your postjudgment divorce issue or family court motion, Green & Associates can help you with affordable legal fees and flat fees for motions that you require.

Call us today at 732-390-0480 or 201-242-1119 for a consultation on your motion and let us help you with your divorce or family law issue.