divorce

Now, that it’s official and gay marriage has begun in New Jersey, it’s only a matter of time before we have the first same-sex divorce filed. Since we’re in New Jersey, land of the casinos, internet betting and the lottery, if you were to place a wager, “for recreational purposes” of course, what month and year do you think the first gay divorce will be filed...

By Bill Doyle This is a divorce story for the record books. This one comes from north of the border, where I thought they were more polite.

The debate over lifetime alimony rages on in New Jersey and there’s some bad news for those on one side of the argument.

Garden State voters are split over two separate issues being debated by state political leaders: alimony reform and the appropriate use of bond money for higher education, according to today's poll released by Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind.

Dennis and Judi opened today's show by discussing the topic of marriage, specifically if it worth it for young people to get married anymore.

The struggling economy may have been responsible for keeping married couples together.

We’ve partnered with the law firm of Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, P.C. to offer advice for what to do when a divorce may impact your business.

An archaic law known as "divorce from bed and broad" could be costing New Jersey taxpayers big bucks.

Divorce can be incredibly taxing emotionally, but it can also put an incredible strain on a couple's finances.

It’s been more than 35 years since the New Jersey Alimony Laws have been changed and with all that has happened since then, I think it’s about time to revisit the issue.  Fortunately the powers that be agree with me.