Topics from today's show included another look at New Jersey's alimony laws, a discussion on bucket lists, a debate about the Port Authority retiree lifetime passes lawsuit, a rundown of famous people from Jersey, and a final hour on the 2012 NJ toll road toll hikes.
Here's the show:
Deminski & Doyle - 2012-01-04 Hour 1 (NJ Alimony Reform Pt. 3)
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?aci9lgzjlrrg52i
Filename: 2012-01-04 Hour 1.mp3 Size: 21.0 MB
Deminski & Doyle - 2012-01-04 Hour 2 (Bucket Lists)
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?n5hpydidcnitpx1
Filename: 2012-01-04 Hour 2.mp3 Size: 20.7 MB
Deminski & Doyle - 2012-01-04 Hour 3 (Port Authority Lifetime Passes)
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?9fzrqgjzfzf23b6
Filename: 2012-01-04 Hour 3.mp3 Size: 19.7 MB
Deminski & Doyle - 2012-01-04 Hour 4 (Famous People From NJ)
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Filename: 2012-01-04 Hour 4.mp3 Size: 19.8 MB
Deminski & Doyle - 2012-01-04 Hour 5 (Toll Road Hikes)
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?gn0d6y7gmtlxu6g
Filename: 2012-01-04 Hour 5.mp3 Size: 20.0 MB
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I would like to speak about the question regarding lifetime alimony. I want to state first that I am against lifetime alimony. Even when someone is married for 40 years, the assets are split evenly. Therefore if the parties are in their 60's. Both spouses received what they should for retirement and therefore why should one have to work until they are 85 so the other can retire with 1/2 the assets and alimony as a pension.
The idea of permanent alimony first came up when the assets were not divided equally. If, for example, the monied party received 75% of the assets
and 100% of the pensions there would be a case for lifetime alimony. Over 20 years ago the law changed whereby assets are split 50/50. At that time lifetime alimony became unfair.
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