A 2010 law requiring that palimony agreements be in writing applies to all claims filed after it took effect, no matter when the alleged promise of support was made, an appeals court says.
February 04, 2013 at 06:30 AM
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A 2010 law requiring that palimony agreements be in writing applies to all claims filed after it took effect, no matter when the alleged promise of support was made, an appeals court says.
The Appellate Division held on Monday that because a palimony claim arises when a promise of support by one unmarried paramour to another is breached, it is the date of filing that determines whether the statute controls.
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