In a Decision – E.H. v. J.L,, (an Unpublished Opinion) >> the Court Held:
The Appellate Division accepted the Trial Court’s conclusion that Husband never asked his Ex-Wife her remarriage date and thus was barred from claiming Fraud. In addition, Husband failed to establish that his Ex-Wife's non-disclosure of her wedding date constituted fraud.
When HUSBAND learned that his Ex-Wife, who he was contending was cohabitating, was planning to remarry, the parties began to discuss resolving alimony with a lump sum payment. HUSBAND filed a motion to terminate or modify alimony based on his Ex-Wife f's cohabitation with her then-fiancé. During those negotiations, his Ex-Wife did not disclose her actual wedding date. Through mediation, the parties eventually agreed that HUSBAND would pay a lump sum of $55,000 to his Ex-Wife as full satisfaction of all alimony obligations. That agreement was incorporated into an August 31, 2012 Consent Order