You’re 65 years old, you’ve been working since you were 18 years old and it’s time to call it a day. Who wants to work forever? Retire while you still have the energy, health and will to travel the world and check off all the items on your bucket list. But, wait a second. HowRead more
New Jersey amended its alimony law in September 2014. One of the amendments addressed when someone who is paying alimony is able to terminate their alimony and retire.This portion of the law is N.J.S.A. 2A: 34-23(j). An individual is required to file an application with the Court to seek a termination of his/her alimony obligation.Read more
In September 2014, the long awaited amendments to New Jersey’s alimony statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23, went into effect. With those amendments came a plethora of questions from litigants and practitioners alike in regard to the meaning and application of the amended statutory terms. In particular, the section of the statute addressing the ability of an individualRead more
