Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

alimony - wife to ex-husband

dick and jane version..

ex-Wife makes 200+ thousand...is married for 16 years..gets divorced...equal split sale on house worth 850,000. Prior to sale ex-husband lives in house for 3 years rent free getting 1000/month living expenses. After sale ex-wife saddled with 4000/month alimony...husband claims no income is 62 years old(16 older than wife). Is healthy but doesn't work. For how long does NJ allow this to continue...just an in general answer..and does this sound kosher? and what might be done to alleviate/eliminate this to something reasonable?


Asked on 11/29/03, 11:48 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Gary Moore Gary Moore Attorney At Law

Re: alimony - wife to ex-husband

I would not answer this question on an anonymous basis; the former husband might be a former or present client of mine.

Gary Moore

800 273 7933

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Answered on 11/30/03, 1:41 am
Bruce Matez Gerstein Grayson, LLP

Re: alimony - wife to ex-husband

If that is the deal that they made or the decision of the Court after a trial, it is kosher. The only way to change it is to allege some change in circumstances which requires a review of alimony and possible reduction. If you would like to further discuss this matter, please contact my secretary, Debbie, to schedule a consultation. 856-795-6700

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Answered on 12/01/03, 9:21 am


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