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Matt Rooney
is a New Jersey attorney, former Superior Court law clerk, and noted commentator who focuses his practice on family law, municipal court defense, and personal injury matters. He was recognized by SJ Magazine as a 2018 “Top Divorce & Family Attorney."

Latest posts by Matt Rooney (see all)
- N.J. COURT: Live-In Nannies Are Covered By The Prevention of Domestic Violence Act - July 31, 2019
- When will the judge hear my N.J. family court motion? - October 16, 2018
- N.J. may soon allow “hardship licenses.” Here’s what that means. | Rooney - October 10, 2018

Applying the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines to your family’s circumstances can be complicated enough; it’s always a fact intensive area of the law. That analysis becomes even more challenging for cases like Jacoby where trial courts must depart from the Guidelines altogther and rely almost entirely on relatively-subjective criteria to craft an equitable child support award. You don’t have to navigate this process alone. More importantly, you don’t have to tackle momentous decision that will affect your children’s education without professional, experienced and compassionate assistance. If you or someone you know needs help in determining the proper child support obligation, please contact the child support attorneys at DeMichele & DeMichele online today. Your confidential initial consultation is only a phone call away: (856) 546-1350.On remand, the calculation of child support for the parties’ college students must be based on evaluation of the 17 factors enumerated in N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23a. Specifically, the judge must determine the children’s individual needs and assess the income, assets, debts, earning ability, age, and health of each child and each parent to reach an appropriate level of support. Finally, the other aspects impacting such an award, as we have discussed in this opinion, must be considered.”
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Matt Rooney
is a New Jersey attorney, former Superior Court law clerk, and noted commentator who focuses his practice on family law, municipal court defense, and personal injury matters. He was recognized by SJ Magazine as a 2018 “Top Divorce & Family Attorney."

Latest posts by Matt Rooney (see all)
- N.J. COURT: Live-In Nannies Are Covered By The Prevention of Domestic Violence Act - July 31, 2019
- When will the judge hear my N.J. family court motion? - October 16, 2018
- N.J. may soon allow “hardship licenses.” Here’s what that means. | Rooney - October 10, 2018
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