Supreme Court of New Jersey· 7/15/1999

Miller v. Miller

Citations

734 A.2d 752
160 N.J. 408
1999 N.J. LEXIS 837

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concluding that a party's \potential to generate income is a significant factor to consider when determining his or her ability to pay [support]\
recognizing that a supporting spouse's assets may be considered when calculating alimony
recognizing that a supporting spouse's assets may be considered when calculating alimony
concluding it was \appropriate to impute a reasonable income from plaintiff's investments comparable to a prudent use\ of them
holding when an obligor seeks a termination of alimony, \the central issue is the supporting spouse's ability to pay\
emphasizing that holding does not require ex-husband to actually invest all capital in long-term corporate bonds; court does not intend to control investment options but to require imputation of a more reasonable income from investments

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Judges: Coleman

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