A divorcee's plush lifestyle provided by her paramour can be considered when her ex seeks alimony reduction, a state appeals court holds in a precedential ruling.
May 08, 2013 at 02:41 AM
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A divorcee’s plush lifestyle provided by her paramour can be considered when her ex seeks alimony reduction, a state appeals court held on Tuesday in a precedential ruling.
The Appellate Division, in Reese v. Weis, A-5557-10, turned aside arguments that the gifts and luxuries lavished by the woman’s live-in lover were outside the equation.
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