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Palimony
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New Jersey Law Blog
New Jersey Palimony Agreements Revisited
Palimony agreements are entered into between two parties who are not married, wherein one party promises to financially support the other party during his/her lifetime. Most palimony agreements are oral.…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Gnall v. Gnall Being Argued Before the Supreme Court Tomorrow
Previously, we have blogged about the Gnall v. Gnall case. In this case, the Appellate Division deemed a 15 year marriage to be "long term" and remanded the matter for…
NJ Family Legal Blog
PALIMONY REVIVED – NOT SO FAST – PART 2
Regular readers of this blog know that we were involved in the landmark palimony case, Maeker v. Ross, which was recently decided by the New Jersey Supreme Court. We previously blogged…
New Jersey Law Blog
New Life for Oral Palimony Agreements
By John S. Eory
In a long-awaited decision in the case of Maeker v. Ross the New Jersey Supreme Court has unanimously decided that oral “palimony” agreements entered into before revisionary legislation in 2010…
NJ Family Legal Blog
PALIMONY CASE, MAEKER V. ROSS, BEING ARGUED IN NJ SUPREME COURT ON 5/5/14
Regular readers of this blog know that we were the winning attorneys in the Appellate Division in the landmark palimony case, Maeker v. Ross, as we previously blogged on that…
NJ Family Legal Blog
IS PALIMONY REVIVED? NOT SO FAST.
As frequent readers of this blog may know, earlier this year, we were the winning attorneys in the landmark palimony case, Maeker v. Ross. My post on that case on…
New Jersey Law Blog
“Palimony” Update
By John S. Eory
On February 4, 2013, the Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court issued an important opinion concerning the future of "palimony".
NJ Family Legal Blog
Is Palimony In New Jersey Over As We Knew It?
Very often, we blog on cases for which we have had no involvement. Today we get to toot our own horn a little and blog on one of our cases…
The Right Coast
Preglimony | The Legal Workshop
We have alimony. We have palimony. Why don t we have preglimony? Why don t we recognize that when a woman gets pregnant with a man to whom she is…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Recent Developments in the Ever-Changing NJ Law on Palimony
For those of you have have followed the continuum in New Jersey's palimony law, October has proven to be a busy month, with not one but two opinions. Nearly one…