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Tag Archives: alimony
Spousal Support Claims, No Prenup: Inside Demi And Ashton’s Divorce
In celebrity divorce news, there’s no bigger story right now than than the marital split of Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher. While the couple officially separated in late 2011, Kutcher waited for over a year to file official divorce papers. … Continue reading
How Will New Tax Rules Affect Your Divorce?
To prevent the U.S. economy from toppling over a “fiscal cliff” that would likely result in surging tax rates and significantly curtailed government spending, Congress approved the American Taxpayer Relief Act on January 1, 2013, following intense debate. President Obama … Continue reading
Paying Alimony After a Spouse Remarries
When you are required to pay alimony, a former spouse taking on a new husband or wife usually means an end to support payments. But that’s not the case for one New Jersey couple who wound up in court after … Continue reading
Three Ways Cheating Can Affect Your Divorce Settlement
Cheating or an affair may have ended your marriage — but will infidelity impact the terms of your divorce settlement?
Jailed For Not Paying Alimony?
Updated! For the latest on this case, please see the note at the bottom of this post. A New Jersey man has sat in jail for the last seven weeks on a “non-support” charge for allegedly failing to pay alimony. … Continue reading
Are You Sure Your Former Spouse Is Remarried?
When an ex-wife or ex-husband who receives spousal support remarries, it almost always means an end to alimony payments. But before you stop the checks, check the marriage license, because, as this case proves, staging an elaborate wedding doesn’t always … Continue reading
CBS 2: Many Successful Women Now Have No Choice But To Pay ‘Manimony’
Women are now the top income earners in one-third of all marriages. But what does this mean when some of these marriages end in divorce — as an estimated 50 percent of marriages do? As CBS 2 New York reports, … Continue reading
Don’t Let Divorce Ruin Your Finances: 5 Key Steps
When Ron left Mary after just shy of 10 years of marriage, he thought their divorce would be quick, clean and leave him free to pursue the life he always wanted. Because they didn’t have kids and Mary was steadily … Continue reading
Alimony Reform Close, But What Can You Do Now to Reduce Spousal Support?
Alimony reform is in the air in New Jersey. Following the lead of Massachusetts and Florida, legislation is being introduced to overhaul the state’s current rules for awarding spousal support, which many say are outdated for today’s economic conditions.
Divorcing? Consider a Lifestyle Analysis
As part of the New Jersey divorce process, you will need to complete a Case Information Statement – essentially what amounts to a listing of a couple’s financial assets and liabilities as well as income and family expenses. The courts then … Continue reading