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New Jersey Supreme Court Allows Divorce to be Obtained After Death

By Barbara Glesner Fines, Robert E. Oliphant, and Nancy Ver Steegh (William Mitchell College of Law).

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Years ago, the New Jersey Supreme Court held that a spouse may continue divorce litigation after the other's death for the sole purpose of proving that the deceased spouse had diverted marital assets. The divorce is an equitable method of...

Full post as published by Family Law Prof Blog on January 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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