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Martital Fault can be a factor in alimony determinations

In an effort to reduce much of the emotional toll of a divorce, NJ law is generally disinclined to use marital fault as a factor when making alimony determinations.  Deciding which party is at fault for the breakdown can be … Continue reading

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Proposed alimony reform will hurt NJ families

After practicing divorce law for more than a decade in NJ, I fully understand the unique circumstances, expectations, and factors that make up an alimony determination.  It is true that the amount of alimony can vary as can the duration … Continue reading

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Can I get my support obligations reduced?

In today’s challenging economy many people inquire as to whether or not they can have previously ordered or agreed to alimony or child support obligations reduced. As with many family law questions, the answer is “maybe”. Support obligations may be … Continue reading

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Will a bankruptcy filing impact my divorce?

Will a bankruptcy filing impact my divorce? By: Sandy Durst, Esq.        Lynch, Osborne, Gilmore & Durst A difficult economy often leads to divorce.  Difficult financial times also result in an increase in bankruptcy filings.  It is important that both … Continue reading

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