Divorcing a high-conflict person is one of the most challenging situations anyone can face. High-conflict personalities can create an environment that is emotionally volatile and full of legal complications.
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Successful Settlement - Alimony Ends Plus Ex Spouse Reimburses for Cohabitation
I just concluded a successful settlement for my client who was seeking to terminate his obligation to pay his ex-spouse alimony pursuant to the NJ law on Cohabitation. Not only did alimony end, but ex-spouse reimbursed client $75,000.00 for alimony she wrongfully accepted during the period of cohabitation. We were able to prove that she was in a long-term marriage-like relationship with her significant other.
A great investigator, combined with a well-thought-out legal strategy and tactics yielded a great result and a mighty happy client.
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