Alimony is not automatically awarded in every divorce case in New Jersey.
The court will consider all of the relevant factors before making a decision about whether to award alimony and, if so, the amount and duration of the payments.
For purposes of THIS article, I want you to understand that in New Jersey, there is no set minimum length of time a person has to be married to qualify for alimony.
Even if a couple has been married for a short time, one spouse may still be entitled to receive financial support from the other (although in this situation, alimony would likely be owed, if at all, only for a very short time.)
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