Family Law Blog for Snyder Sarno D'Aniello Maceri & da Costa

Appellate Division Remands for Plenary Hearing on College Contribution

Snyder Sarno D'Aniello Maceri & da Costa LLC • May 30, 2017

College Costs

In Polcari v. Polcari, the husband and wife married in 1993, and had 3 children: a son in October 1995; a second son in August 1997;…

Snyder & Sarno • Sep 27, 2016

Just Because Son Doesn’t Talk to Dad, That Doesn’t Mean Dad is Off the Hook for College Expenses

An estranged parent is not necessarily exempt from contributing towards the costs of his or her child’s college education. In Laurel v. Dixon, the recently-estranged father…

Snyder & Sarno • Jan 06, 2016

Trading Counseling Sessions for College Expenses

In previous blogs, we have discussed that a child support obligation does not end until a child is emancipated, and that, many times, a child…

Snyder & Sarno • Jun 30, 2014

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