SUMMIT NEW JERSEY UNION COUNTY DIVORCE MEDIATION LAWYER LIMITED DURATION ALIMONY ARBITRATION

The parties to this New Jersey divorce agreed to submit certain issues to an arbitrator. Afterwards, the husband tried to appeal the amount of the Arbitrator's award of limited duration alimony to the wife. But the Arbitrator considered the appropriate statutory alimony factors, such as the amount of and disparity in the parties' respective incomes; the fact that the wife had been a dependent spouse and now wished to finish her medical residency; and the parties' marital standard of living. The Arbitrator's decision was not the product of fraud, corruption or wrongdoing, and made no technical errors in computation. As such, it cannot be undone by the court.     Doctoroff v. Doctoroff, New Jersey App. Div., September 21, 2007