Alimony law in New Jersey, a general overview

Alimony law in New Jersey is a complex, confusing, and emotional subject. This video provides a general overview of the topic, the five types of alimony and their purposes, tax consequences, what factors into the amount and duration of the alimony, and touches briefly on the circumstances under which alimony can be modified or terminated. For more information, please contact The Law Office of Jordan B. Rickards, Esq., LLC, at 732-561-1036, or email us at: [e-mail]. Please also visit our website at www.RickardsLaw.com, and follow our CZcams page for new videos.
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[@swrace]

Good explanation.

[@pbrown0829]

Family court sounds fucked up

[@Tryunderstandingsarcasm]

Is this if the couple got married in NJ or if they get divorced in NJ?

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[@mccg4337]

so which state allows fault consideration .. i will move to that state.

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