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… the reasons set forth below. I. Defendant and Tamara Seidle divorced during May 2015. On the morning of June 16, … suffering from emotional and financial strain due to the divorce. Defendant felt that Ms. Seidle was interfering with … history of emotional and mental problems stemming from his divorce. Defense counsel presented evidence of defendant's …
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… since the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, plaintiff filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. Defendant … than a year, the trial judge issued the final judgment of divorce and decision on December 13, 2022. This appeal … funds must have the written consent of both parties. In a divorce proceeding, a judge is authorized to "make such …
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… moved out of the property; however, the couple did not divorce. Myers did not financially support plaintiff. She … both parties, by the death of either spouse, by judgment of divorce, separation or annulment, by other order or judgment … the husband moved from the marital home in anticipation of divorce. Id. at 483. After the husband moved out of the …
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… matrimonial lawyer refused to raise the tort claim in the divorce action, leaving her in an obvious dilemma. Under that circumstance, her choice of proceeding with the divorce action rather than seeking other legal advice and thereby prejudicing the conclusion of the divorce action was not unreasonable.” Unlike the plaintiff …
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… moved out of the property; however, the couple did not divorce. Myers did not financially support plaintiff. She … both parties, by the death of either spouse, by judgment of divorce, separation or annulment, by other order or judgment … the husband moved from the marital home in anticipation of divorce. Id. at 483. After the husband moved out of the …
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… I. On July 9, 2007, the court entered a Final Judgment of Divorce (JOD), which dissolved plaintiff and defendant Lisa … [and] fees" for all three children. Four years after the divorce, defendant sold the marital property and moved from … third, eldest child was twenty-years old at the time of the divorce, and the parties agreed plaintiff would not pay …
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… challenges certain provisions of the Dual Final Judgment of Divorce dated June 12, 2019, and a post-judgment order dated … repaid. In October 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce, and defendant filed an answer and counterclaim. … harmless from any liabilities related to the HELOC post-divorce. On appeal, defendant does not argue that the judge …
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… matrimonial lawyer refused to raise the tort claim in the divorce action, leaving her in an obvious dilemma. Under that circumstance, her choice of proceeding with the divorce action rather than seeking other legal advice and thereby prejudicing the conclusion of the divorce action was not unreasonable.” Unlike the plaintiff …
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… the reasons set forth below. I. Defendant and Tamara Seidle divorced during May 2015. On the morning of June 16, … suffering from emotional and financial strain due to the divorce. Defendant felt that Ms. Seidle was interfering with … history of emotional and mental problems stemming from his divorce. Defense counsel presented evidence of defendant's …
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… in March 2010, by way of a Dual Final Judgment of Divorce which incorporated a Matrimonial Settlement … and physical custody of the children. At the time of the divorce, plaintiff Marta Nina earned an annual income of … failed to include proof of his income at the time of divorce. R. 5:5-4. The order indicated, however, that even …
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… of his wife. Plaintiff further noted he was going through a divorce. He claimed he "could not have saved or retained" … His counsel argued, because of the contentious divorce, "[plaintiff]'s position is [his] wife can … from her phone. While the parties later went through a divorce, that did not excuse plaintiff from the obligation …
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… On cross-examination, plaintiff indicated she retained a divorce attorney and wanted defendant out of the house. She … testified that he was unaware that plaintiff retained a divorce attorney. He stated he no longer wanted to live with …
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… since the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, plaintiff filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. Defendant … than a year, the trial judge issued the final judgment of divorce and decision on December 13, 2022. This appeal … funds must have the written consent of both parties. In a divorce proceeding, a judge is authorized to "make such …
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… was dissolved by a January 13, 2012 final judgment of divorce (JOD), which converted a March 23, 2010 judgment of divorce for separate maintenance and incorporated a February … allowance for counsel fees is permitted to any party in a divorce action, R[ule] 5:3-5(c), subject to the provisions …
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… The parties had one child, born in 2005, and they were divorced in 2009. In the matrimonial settlement agreement …
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… daughters. In 2015, the court entered a final judgment of divorce (FJOD), which incorporated the parties' MSA. The MSA …
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… as the business's bookkeeper. The parties' 2010 judgment of divorce gave Michael "sole and exclusive use, possession and …
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… MSA, which was incorporated into their 2005 judgment of divorce, the parties agreed that plaintiff would pay …
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… we considered the defendant's ability to appeal a default divorce judgment that was entered after the defendant filed …
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… events. The record reflects protracted and contentious divorce proceedings, including disputes over custody and …