Are you stuck paying or receiving alimony that doesn’t make sense anymore and ‘wish’ you could change it? What if it was determined that may be overpaying or not obligated to make alimony payments anymore. What if you are receiving too little and circumstances have changed that you want to explore whether you could be
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Custody Rights, Retirement Plans and Alimony Obligations: Job-Related Considerations for Divorcing Men
The divorce process involves a variety of legal issues with practical implications. From child support to alimony, and from protecting your retirement plan to protecting the right to spend time with your children, all major aspects of the divorce process are likely to have a significant impact on your post-divorce life. This is particularly true
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What Do Divorcing Men Need to Know about Alimony in 2019?
If you are preparing to go through a divorce in New Jersey, you need to prepare for the possibility of paying alimony. New Jersey law allows for both short-term and long-term alimony awards; and, while both spouses are on a level playing field when it comes to alimony in New Jersey, if you are the
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Bergen County Alimony Attorney Explains How Long You Will Have to Pay Alimony
Clients often come to me as a Bergen County Alimony Attorney, and want to know how long alimony lasts. New Jersey law mandates different kinds of alimony. Alimony based on the length of the marriage is called limited duration alimony, and the New Jersey statute states that – for marriages of 20 years or less
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Do I Need to Pay Alimony After Retirement?
As an experienced New Jersey Alimony Attorney, clients like to ask me that if and when they retire whether they have to continue to pay alimony. The answer is it depends. The existence of your retirement, assuming it’s a legitimate full-age retirement according to Social Security age, there is a rebuttal presumption that alimony will
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