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Questions concerning the laws, criminal justice system, civil court procedures and related topics specific to the state of New Jersey.
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How much leeway does NJ court have in spousal support and asset division amounts?
I was told (not a lawyer, not told by a lawyer, so maybe incorrectly) that in New York divorce cases, there is a standard formula that computes spousal support amounts and asset division, presumably b …
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Can funding children's college education be mandated during divorce?
If a married couple are divorcing, can the judge mandate that one of the spouses fund the children's college education (if the details matter, let's say the children are teenagers but not of college a …
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Are there "common-law-marriage" like implications in states without common law marriage?
There are only under 20 states that recognize common-law marriage.
My question is, in the other 30+ states, is there any legal effect caused by "common-law-like conditions"? In other words, if a coupl …
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