Does alimony paid on a pendente lite basis count towards a final award in alimony?
Yes so that a judge can count it toward the final award if any.
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Yes so that a judge can count it toward the final award if any.
No and you should get into Court right away.
Not without notice to you. It's a possibility though.
You should get into court right away to try to exercise parenting time. If her situation is really egregious then you may wish to consider...
Retirement income becomes considered for alimony when you as the retiree begin receiving it. If you can show rule of thumb you can win on appeal.
If you are still married and they were not the alimony. There could be some other type of support if you were separated going through divorce. But,...
It would appear that New Jersey would apply because New Jersey would retain jurisdiction.
You have to demonstrate some fraud on the marriage or fundamental misunderstanding leading to the marriage.
Your matter will be reviewed for one child using current incomes.
No you don't need it before filing. It can be reached afterward.