Overbay v. Overbay
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The amount of income imputed to an inherited assets when determining alimony is dependent on the circumstances of the case, expanding on the holding of MIller v. Miller.
Denville, NJ
Family Lawyer at Denville, NJ
Practice Areas: Family, Appeals
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The amount of income imputed to an inherited assets when determining alimony is dependent on the circumstances of the case, expanding on the holding of MIller v. Miller.
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Law clerks hired by a firm must be screened and not work on a case which the law clerk assisted the Judge on during the clerkship.
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College expenses may not be ordered to be paid under extraordinary circumstances where one factor is that the paying parent was not apprised of costs before the child attended college. Appeared as am ... icus for the N.J. State Bar Association.
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