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New Jersey Law Blog
College Contribution & Gac v. Gac
In the State of New Jersey, a divorced parent's obligation to provide toward the higher education of a child of the marriage is generally determined pursuant to the factors set…
NJ Family Legal Blog
College Expenses: Who pays?
It’s that time of year. High School seniors all over the country are making that agonizing decision, “Which college should I go to?” While the kids are choosing schools, parents are…
White Collar Crime Prof Blog
In the News
By Ellen Podgor
Chronicle of Higher Education - Key Senator Hires Former IRS Official to Oversee Investigation of College Endowments Press Release, NYState AG Andrew Cuomo -Cuomo Secures Record $9.5 Million From Nation's…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Unreimbursed Medical Expenses Are Deemed Child Support – The Requirement For Payment Can’t Be Waived By Lack Of Prosecution
On March 27, 2008, the Appellate Division released the decision in Gotlib v. Gotlib. This is a reported decision which means that it is precedential and must be followed by…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Colleges and Universities Resist Calls for Higher Endowment Spending on “All Things Considered”
Recently, the NPR show "All Things Considered" aired a broadcast regarding the pressure on colleges and universities to increase spending from their endowment funds. To listen, click here.dkj
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Will Harvard’s and Yale’s Well-intentioned Move Hurt College Prospects for the Poor?
In the January 22, 2008, New York Times, Roger Lehecka and Andrew Delbanco published an op-ed about Harvard's and Yale's recent decision to increase financial aid for students from middle…
Family Law Prof Blog
Case Law Development: What is Proper Documentation of College Enrollment for Purposes of Post-Majority Child Support
By Family Law
Missouri is one of the few states that requires post-majority child support for children attending college. The statutory scheme has been amended a number of times in recent years to…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
College blogs could teach law firm recruiters a lesson
The Blog Herald shares that for the second year Wabash College in Indiana has appointed three freshman to blog 'honestly and openly' about their first year experiences at the college.'…
LawSites
College guide names the ‘New Ivies’
The 2007 Kaplan/Newsweek "How to Get ito College Guide" was announced today, and introduces the "New Ivies" -- colleges whose academic programs and numbers of top students "have fueled their…
New Jersey Law Blog
New Jersey Supreme Court to Review Issue of College Expenses for Divorced Parents
The Court heard a matter to decide whether a father can be forced to contribute towards his daughter's college loans where the father has had no relationship with his daughter…