If you’re paying alimony under your divorce agreement, but your ex is in a serious relationship, you might be entitled to relief under the New Jersey alimony law, updated in 2014. The 2014 New Jersey alimony law redefined the meaning…
Life goes on after divorce. Maybe your ex meets and becomes involved in a new romantic relationship. But you’re still paying alimony. And you might have heard about “cohabitation” and how it means your alimony payments should stop. So, you might think it’s…
What can you do if you’re paying alimony and suspect your ex is in a new romantic relationship? Your ex might be “cohabitating” under New Jersey law. If so, you can ask the court to terminate, modify, or suspend your alimony…
The end of 2018 is rapidly approaching. In December 2017, President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 into law. The alimony tax law will take effect for all divorce agreements and Judgments of Divorce obtained on…
Alimony is where one spouse makes regular periodic payments to the other after the divorce is finalized. Generally, New Jersey courts have the authority to decide if alimony is appropriate, and if so, the amount and duration of alimony payments by…
In December 2017, President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 into law. If you’re separated or considering divorce, the new federal tax law can have a major impact on your divorce settlement negotiations. While tax law changes…
