Should you file for divorce or wait? That seems sort of self-serving because I’m a divorce attorney, but I’m the first person to tell somebody that I don’t know if you should file. It’s certainly a personal decision, and it’s a very difficult one for most to make. If you know that you are going […]
Recent Changes to Tax Law for Alimony in New Jersey
Last year in late December, the 2017 Tax Reform Act was signed into law by President Trump. The law substantially changed the tax liabilities of individuals. But, a significant change in the law relates to divorce and changes in deductibility of alimony. If you pay alimony for your ex-wife, this is a significant change for […]
4 Circumstances When NJ Post Decree Modification is Granted
New Jersey’s family court allows divorcees to schedule post-decree modifications. Major life changes may demand post-decree changes, or changes can be requested due to multiple life changes that cover an array of items, such as: child support, alimony, visitation rights and child custody. The circumstances, under New Jersey State Law, in which post-decree divorce is […]
Alimony & Taxes: What You Need to Know
Divorce is bad enough. Who wants to think of taxes when their marriage is falling apart? You may not want to, but you probably need to consider how alimony will impact your tax situation. When filing for divorce, spouses have a lot of issues to deal with – child custody, division of property, lifestyle changes. […]
Are There Questions I Need to Ask my Lawyer about Alimony in New Jersey?
Expert Beacon | Brad Micklin Click Here to be Directed to This Article on the Divorce Magazine Staying informed about what’s going on in your divorce proceeding will help you make better decisions in the process and will also enable you to provide more relevant, accurate information to your attorney. This is particularly important in the […]
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