Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: increase in alimony

yes, it might. there are many other factors that the Court considers, so you need a divorce attorney's help on this.

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Re: increase in alimony

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Re: increase in alimony

If his income has increased, it depends on how your divorce or settlement agreement was worded, so an attorney would have to review it. However, you cannot use his new wife's income for this purpose.