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Alimony

Family Law Attorney in Northern and Central New Jersey

Over 25 Years of Experience — All Matters Related to Alimony

If you are considering filing for divorce or are already involved in a divorce proceeding, a major issue of contention may involve spousal support or alimony. In New Jersey, alimony is not automatically granted, but may be ordered based on the court's analysis of the unique factors of your case. Whether you seek alimony or want to contest a request for spousal support, attorney Gary A. Blaustein can help protect your interests.

At the Law Offices of Gary Blaustein, Esq., we have over 25 years of experience protecting the rights of men and women throughout Northern and Central New Jersey, including Somerset County, Hunterdon County and Union County. We know from experience that every case is unique. We take the time to listen carefully to all of your concerns, so that we can tailor our representation to help you meet your objectives. To schedule an initial consultation, contact our office or call us in Bedminster at 908-741-4185 or in Union at 908-364-2467.

Strong Counsel in Matters involving Alimony

We will help you determine whether an award of alimony is appropriate or necessary and, if so, the amount and length of payments. Unlike child support, there are no straightforward guidelines for either eligibility for alimony or to determine the amount.

We will carefully examine the factors we know the court will most likely consider, including

  • the length of your marriage
  • the age and health of the parties
  • the standard of living to which the parties are accustomed
  • the potential earning capacity of the parties
  • the need of the parties
  • the ability of the parties to pay support

Because there are no concrete standards for determining alimony, your lawyer can have a significant impact on how much alimony is granted and whether it is temporary or permanent. With our extensive trial experience, we can advocate for your interests in court. We can also employ alternative means of dispute resolution, including negotiation, mediation, arbitration or a collaborative approach, to help you successfully settle an alimony dispute.

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Contact the Law Offices of Gary Blaustein, Esq. by e-mail or call us at 908-741-4185 (in Bedminster) or 908-364-2467 (in Union) to set up an initial consultation. We accept all major credit cards.

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