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I'm not sure why filing under fraud would save money.  There is a no fault divorce in New Jersey.  Neither party has to plead anything to be able to get divorced.  I would think that she could plead "no fault" you could not contest the divorce, and it would be the same time/cost as pleading fraud. 

Its not difficult to divorce him..and it can happen over his objections. Michigan is a nofault divorce state and even if it was not it sounds like you have lots of fault to force a divorce.

The most important question is whether the agreement reached by your ex and you as to the suspension of alimony during the pandemic was contained in a writing or a series of writing, when was alimony to restart and whether you had an obligation to pay back the alimony during the period of suspension. The next question is why is the house, cars, etc in your new wife's name? Is she employed with a separate bank account for her employment income and she is paying for all of the expenses or did she have premarital monies that she used to pay for those items ( which can be traced to her ) or did you put everything in her name to try and protect it from your ex?  If you need to file an applicaiton with the court, you need to prove that you have acted in good faith and provideall of your efforts to work and meet your expenses and your obligation to your ex.  This is when you should sit down with an experienced family law attorney to review your financial setting, empl,oyment history, cash flow and your obligations to your ex to discuss options available to you.