There are actually five different types of alimony available to divorcing couples in New Jersey. One of these types is called open duration alimony, which was previously known as "permanent" alimony. Open duration alimony was reformed by the 2014 New Jersey Alimony Amendment Act, setting forth some changes in regulation which may have a material impact on New Jersey residents. This alimony amendment not only changed which couples are eligible for open duration alimony, but also how and when they can make changes to existing alimony agreements.
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COMMON CHILD CUSTODY ARRANGEMENTS IN NEW JERSEY
For parents going through a divorce, the custody of their children is often amongst the most important if not the most important issue. While there are a litany of considerations which can play into your child custody agreement, many parents are able to find an amicable and amenable solution without litigation through using alternative conflict resolution tactics including mediation or arbitration. Regardless of the method you and your co-parent choose to come to an agreement, there are a handful of common child custody arrangements which are available to co-parents in New Jersey.
