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Reversing trial court and holding, in case of first impression, that Konzelman cohabitation provisions that terminate alimony are enforceable even after the “cohabitation” ends.
Reversing trial court that allowed children to be relocated to Utah.
Einhorn Barbarito Partners, Patricia M. Barbarito and Gary R. Botwinick were interviewed for an article which appeared in the March 7, 2016 edition of NJBIZ entitled, “Breaking up the business.” The article discussed, at length the impact divorce can have on a family-owned business. Read the article here: “Breaking up the business,” NJBIZ, […]
Einhorn Barbarito Partner, Thomas J. Snyder, was interviewed for an article that appeared in the March 7th edition of NJBIZ discussing the Alimony Reform Act of 2014 and how it applies to an ex-spouse’s “cohabitation” in a new relationship. Read the article here: Alimony reform in New Jersey: Here’s a primer
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