The New Jersey divorce judge properly emancipated the child and denied the mother's claim against the father for college expense reimbursement. When the child lied about attending and passing his courses, the mother "should have known the child was not attending classes, studying or otherwise fulfilling the degree requirements." Mather v. Babcock, New Jersey App. Div., August 2, 2010
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