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A Former Spouse’s Income Growth is Not Guaranteed to Affect Support

A recent non-precedential decision of the Appellate Division has highlighted the important role the matrimonial settlement agreement language plays in applications for modification of support obligations, even when there has been a seemingly significant change in circumstances of one party’s income. In Retik v. Retik, (App. Div. Feb. 15, 2013, A-4988-10T4), the plaintiff supporting spouse […]

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