Nj Child Support Alimony And Your Probation Account

Changes are being made to the website and the “probation department” that administers alimony and child support obligations in New Jersey. An informational booklet has now been distributed and may be found here:

NJ Child Support Handbook

Consult an experienced family law attorney if you require assistance establishing a child support or alimony obligation, or collecting arrears.

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