Petition updateAbolish Life Time Alimony in the United States of America and Promote Equality and Independence for People going through the Dissolution of their Marriage.Governor Christie VETO Bill A 845 and Associated Alimony Refrom Bills

John WaldorfWashington Crossing,, PA, United States
Aug 24, 2014
New Jersey Bill A845 and Associated Alimony Reform Bills/National issue with National Consequences for a contender for the President of the United States Governor Chris Christie.
Go to the NJ State web site and send your message to Governor Christie.
Just follow these directions and cast your opinion. We must do this now as a decision on this bill will happen before the end of August.
Thank You
National Alimony and Family Court Reform.
http://www.state.nj.us/governor/contact/
Subject: Law and Public Safety
Sub Topic Court System
Group: National Alimony and Family Court Reform
Relationship Citizen Reformer
Subject Bill A 845 and Associated Alimony Reform Legislation pending
Message
Governor Christie Please veto Bill A845. This bill does nothing more than reinforce the “status quo” in our Family Courts. The bill contains no guidelines for alimony amount and duration, the bill does not guarantee the ability to retire, the bill does not protect a second spouses income, neither is the bill retroactive. This legislation has become a National Issue and whether you pass or veto this bill will have tremendous consequences in your run for the Office of the President of the United States. The Citizens will see where your priorities lie; either with the People of the United States or the Attorneys and the State Bar Associations. The State Bar Associations are running rough shod over our democratic process in the United States. We have to stop this incestuous relationship between the Legislatures and the State Bar Associations. Bill A845 was pushed through committee with very little review. At the very least you should push this bill back to the NJ Legislature for edits and amendments to make it more fair to the people and add provisions for the formation of a Study Commission to evaluate the legislation and to make recommendations for changes as needed. This Commission must have a Alimony Reform Sentential to guarantee that fairness is the ultimate end.
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