Divorce, Child Custody & Alimony of New Jersey

Alimony represents the payments made from one spouse to another following a divorce.

The laws relating to Alimony can be quite extensive and understanding just what you ought to pay as opposed to the maximum your spouse/spouses lawyer is requesting you pay is important and can have a huge impact on your income.

To have a clearer understanding continue reading our Alimony laws of New Jersey guide.


Written by Gary J. Zalarick, Esq.

Author: Gary J. Zalarick, Esq.

Gary J. Zalarick is a partner at Sammarro & Zalarick, P.A., a Garfield, NJ firm he co-founded in 1993. A Pace University School of Law graduate admitted to the New Jersey Bar in 1989, he concentrates on personal injury, workers' compensation, real estate, and land use and zoning.

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