Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Providing life insurance is a normal part of a final divorce decree. The amount is different from case to case depending on the issues involved, including the amount of child support and/or alimony that will be paid and other assets that may be distributed.

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Yes, but millions is very, very rare. You should have an attorney. Going without one is probably not a good idea for you.

I agree with the other attorney, $2Million is not normal for a middle class family.

You should have a lawyer to guide you on this. And the cost of the life insurance policy is a lot of money, but the cost of a bad decision in child support or alimony or dividing the money and the house could cost you a LOT more. Get a lawyer.

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