The divorce from bed and board is a statutory creature that has really helped us today, in particular, with the cost of medical insurance coverage.
A divorce from bed and board divorces you in all respects except, under the law, you’re still considered married.
You can’t remarry and when you file your tax returns you have to file them as either joint or married, filing separate.
Other than that, it’s as close to being divorced as possible, and it achieves this goal of providing for medical insurance coverage for this otherwise uninsurable spouse.
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When a couple gets divorced, there are a number of matters to work out. Many couples work hard to agree upon the terms of their divorce and find solutions that work best for all parties. But, as time passes and things change, these agreements may no longer work. When this… Read More
When it comes to divorce, many couples assume litigation and mediation are their only options. The truth is, there are a number of different ways to get divorced in New Jersey. Read on to learn about your various options: Litigated Divorce Many couples get divorced through the process of litigation.… Read More
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