An in-house attorney who went to work for Pfizer after losing his position as general counsel for Lucent Technologies, taking a pay cut in the process, should’ve had the reduction taken into account in connection with this child support and alimony obligations, a New Jersey appeals court said.

According to the Appellate Division, Keller and his now-ex-wife, Kristen, were married in 1998 and divorced in 2006. At the time of their divorce, they were living in Somerset County, the Dec. 8 ruling said. They have two children.

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