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What You Need to Know About Modifying Alimony Payments in New Jersey

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After a divorce, alimony terms are often agreed upon so that the financially dependent spouse can maintain his or her standard of living. However, in the months or years after a marriage, circumstances change and warrant a modification to alimony payments as well. Please read on and speak with our knowledgeable New Jersey family law attorneys today to learn more. What warrants an increase in alimony payments in New Jersey?…Read More

NJ Courts Address Questions Regarding Cohabitation, Alimony Termination, and Modification

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After the long and often arduous divorce process, most people hope to put the past behind them as they begin to chart a new course for their lives. However, certain components of your final divorce decree can follow you into the future, requiring modification or termination as the circumstances of your life and your former spouse's change. Alimony is a prime example of one such issue, with the potential to…Read More

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