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
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
Does it matter who first files in a New Jersey Divorce proceeding?
The benefit of being the first to file for divorce is that it means you are ahead of the game
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When does my child support obligation end?
Child support ends typically when your child reaches the age of 18. However, if your child goes to school full
New Jersey Courts facilitate divorce settlement
The New Jersey Courts prefer divorces settle rather than go to trial. Not long after a complaint for divorce is
How long does it take to get a divorce in New Jersey?
A divorce can be finalized in as little as three months. However, this of course depends on the parties’ willingness
High net worth divorces can have added complications
High net worth couples often have a portfolio of sophisticated assets, sometimes including businesses and other income producing assets. Consequently,
The Child Support Matrix
Child support is the right of the child, not the right of the parent. Parents may not negotiate a reduction
Not all of your property is subject to equitable distribution.
In New Jersey divorce matters, not all property is subject to equitable distribution. Gifts, inheritances and intestate distributions received by