Legal expert reviewing valuation documents for intellectual property during a high-asset divorce.

Valuing and Dividing Intellectual Property in High-Asset Divorces

In high-asset divorces, dividing property can be complicated when intellectual property (IP) is involved. Intellectual property—such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and software—can be significant assets, and their valuation and distribution require careful consideration. Whether one spouse created the IP before or during the marriage, understanding how these assets are handled is crucial. Here…

The “Alimony Insurance” Solution: Pros and Cons of Alimony Insurance in New Jersey

The “Alimony Insurance” Solution: Pros and Cons of Alimony Insurance in New Jersey

Alimony can be life-changing in situations where one spouse is financially dependent on the other. However, for the payor spouse, the financial burden of alimony—often paired with child support—can be daunting, especially since circumstances are very likely to change after divorce. One solution for people going through divorce has emerged known as “alimony insurance” in…

Should Alimony Be Permanent? Examining New Jersey’s Open Durational Alimony Laws

Should Alimony Be Permanent? Examining New Jersey’s Open Durational Alimony Laws

Back in 2014, New Jersey answered the question: Should alimony be permanent? The governor signed a bill for alimony reform, transforming permanent alimony into open durational alimony. Other types of alimony were also introduced to address various challenges met by the dependent spouse following divorce. However, there is still a discussion about whether permanent alimony…