"A spouse's generosity to others-whether it consists of acts of kindness or expenditures on gifts-necessarily implicates the time and resources the spouse has to devote to the marital partnership. But generosity of that sort is not universally viewed as injurious to the marital enterprise. Indeed, such charitable actions are commonly viewed as carrying their own benefit-one not readily quantifiable in dollars and cents." Wadwha v. Sethi, New Jersey App. Div., April 19, 2013