Couples divorcing in New Jersey might be concerned about certain matters pertaining to their split. One of those is alimony. There are different types of alimony available in the state. Pendente lite alimony Pendente lite alimony is a temporary form of alimony that’s...
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Spousal Support
Factors used to make alimony decisions in a divorce
Married couples in New Jersey work together to pay the bills and figure out other financial issues during their marriage. How the couple accomplishes this varies though. Sometimes both work and equally contribute to the finances. In other marriages only one spouse...
What can justify petitions for spousal support modification?
When spousal support is agreed upon or ordered by a New Jersey court in a divorce, it does not mean that such an order is set in stone. Circumstances change and modifications may be necessary. In anticipation, a spousal support agreement can include a clause for cost...
Types of spousal support: what to expect
The end of a relationship can be emotionally taxing, especially when it is the end of years of married life. Apart from the emotional aspect, New Jersey residents in the midst of a divorce may become overwhelmed with the intricacies of the process. This is especially...
Which payments qualify as spousal support?
When getting divorced in New Jersey, a family court judge will order the division of marital property, allocate child custody, parenting time and more. Alternatively, a couple can sit down and negotiate agreements that fit their circumstances. However, making...
Does spousal support have to stay constant?
It is a fact of life that nothing is constant and that one's circumstances can change at any moment. Spousal support, if any, is established by using the financial figures supplied during divorce proceedings. New Jersey divorcees may be glad to know that an...
Spousal support: How to ensure payments are received
Feelings of negativity and resentment often accompany the end of a relationship. After the divorce process, an ex-spouse may not honor the payments ordered by the court, leaving the person who is supposed to receive the money in a difficult position. Reasons for...
Is spousal support forever?
One of the biggest headaches one may face at the prospect of an ending marriage is how to survive financially. This is especially true if one spouse was the main contributor to the income of the joint household. It may be beneficial to know if spousal support may be...
Negotiating spousal support: What to think about
Two people negotiating on matters close to their hearts may find the process quite difficult, particularly when it relates to the end of a marriage. When it comes to divorce, many New Jersey divorcees will confirm that the issues relating to the children may be the...
New Jersey spousal support can be a tricky matter
There are many well-known sayings to illustrate the problems money can cause -- all with good reason. In any matter where agreements have to be reached on money matters, even the most accommodating parties may find it difficult to reach such an agreement. The same...
