Alimony laws in NJ?
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My husband and I were married when we were both in college (poor) he works while I stayed home with two small kids. After 5 years of marriage we are seperated. He now makes well over $200,000 while I'm in the process of opening a business (meaning I have loans instead of income) and no experience in the work place since I was in college. For now he is still paying all the bills and I still have our children, but we have no formal arangment.
Since alimony is outdated I'm scared to even contact a lawyer to see what my options are.
This is a non contested divorce, but I'm kind of feeling like I through out a winning lottery ticket. What can I expect post divorce?
Alimony laws in NJ?So you are wanting his money and not just child support? Why do you think that you should get his money? Make your own. He should pay child support and be able to see his kids but I don't think that you deserve alimony.
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Alimony - Changes in Law in New Jersey
(provided by Ann O'Flanagan, Esq.)
New Jersey Law previously permitted two types of alimony, permanent and/or rehabilitative. The law has recently changed (September 1999) and the amended statute provides for four types of alimony.
A. Limited duration alimony;
B. Permanent alimony;
C. Reimbursement alimony;
D. Rehabilitative alimony.
Limited duration alimony means that alimony will cease on a certain date.
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