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College Expense Issues in Domestic Relations Cases

With college expenses going through the roof, divorcing parties are finding it harder to pay for them in the current economy. Statutory and case law throughout the nation should be reviewed to try to solve particular problems because this issue is going to be heavily litigated.

20 minute read December 22, 2010 at 01:45 PM
By
Paul L. Feinstein
College Expense Issues in Domestic Relations Cases

With college expenses going through the roof, divorcing parties are finding it harder to assemble their resources, which are only diminishing in light of the current economy.

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