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Tag Archives: Cohabitation
The HABITAT mark (and co-habitation): Part II
The dispute over registration of the HABITAT mark in Israel, reaching back to events in the 1970s, has now been decided by the Israel Supreme Court. Kat friend Adar Bengom summarizes for us the Supreme Court's decision. As some Kat … Continue reading
Cohabitation in Illinois
Nowadays, many more couples in Illinois are electing to simply live together or cohabitate, rather than getting married. This suits some much more, as a cohabiting relationship can simply be ended when one or both parties feel like it, without … Continue reading
Appellate Division Reverses Trial Court’s Denial of Payor’s Motion to Terminate Alimony in Unique Cohabitation Scenario
Demonstrating yet again that cohabitation cases are almost always a creature of their specific facts and circumstances, the Appellate Division in the recently unpublished, Salvatore v. Salvatore, reversed a trial court’s decision denying a payor former husband’s motion to terminate his … Continue reading
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How Is Alimony And Cohabitation Handled Now That New Jersey Alimony Laws Have Changed?
Over the course of my career as a New Jersey divorce lawyer, the 2014 amendments to the alimony laws in our state were the most revolutionary I have ever seen. Specifically, changes were made to New Jersey alimony laws as … Continue reading