Many times after a rough break up or divorce, the court will often order one spouse to pay their share of alimony payments each week or month. However, many times this money will enter into the wrong hands, leaving you wondering if you should be making any alimony payments in the first place.
It is illegal for your alimony payments to go towards a co-habitation between your ex and his or her new partner. Your payments may not be going towards essentials such as food, rent, or clothing, but rather straight into your ex’s pocket. However, it is impossible for the court of law to reduce or eliminate your alimony payments without any physical proof. This is where the NJ private investigators at Magnum Investigations step in. Our experts will get to the bottom of where your alimony payments are going, helping to ease your mind and provide you with the evidence you need to win an alimony case.
If you invest in one of our alimony investigations, you will usually end up saving tens of thousands of dollars in alimony reductions based on the physical evidence that we can provide you with in the court of law. Hire Magnum Investigations to help with your alimony investigation today!
