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Properly Drafted Prenuptial Agreements are Enforceable
New Jersey Courts enforce properly drafted prenuptial agreements. Significant to the enforceability of a prenuptial agreement is the disclosure of the parties' assets and income at the time of entering…
Read More Cohabitation may terminate or reduce alimony
If a New Jersey Court determines that a party who is receiving alimony has been cohabiting with a paramour, the Court may terminate or reduce that party's alimony award. The…
Read More Factors That Drive Alimony Awards
There are many factors that a New Jersey Court will consider when deciding whether or how much alimony to award a party to a divorce. In the instance where a…
Read More New Jersey Governor Signs New Alimony Bill
Gov. Chris Christie's office announced that he signed a bill that would make significant changes to alimony, though critics have said it doesn't go far enough. The law Christie just…
Read More Can my alimony obligation be reduced?
After one enters into a settlement agreement that includes an alimony obligation or after a New Jersey Court establishes an alimony obligation, the person who has to pay that alimony…
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