New Jersey divorce, child support and alimony orders are often the result of careful and extensive negotiations. But what happens if a former spouse remarries? What if they have more children? Child ...
Most New Jersey divorce agreements that involve spousal support and/or child support also require a life insurance policy to secure this obligation. The simple reason for this is that it’s a ...
Divorce is inevitably going to have an economic impact on those involved. Alimony exists to limit any unfair economic impact by providing support to the spouse who either doesn’t earn a wage or whose ...
New Jersey divorce law allows for alimony to be paid during and after divorce by a supporting spouse to a dependent spouse when the latter is unable to meet their own needs without financial ...
It doesn’t come up in every separation, but alimony, also known as spousal support, is often one of the most contested issues in East Brunswick divorces. What many people don’t realize is that New ...
If you’re seeking a modification of your alimony or child support payments because you have lost your job or have taken a new job for considerably less money, know that the court is going to ...
