Genevieve Nault is the wife of future Hall of Fame goaltender Martin Brodeur, but she used to be his sister-in-law.

In 2008, Martin Brodeur, the legendary New Jersey Devils goaltender, was ordered to pay $500,000 a year in alimony to his ex-wife, Melanie Dubois, as part of their divorce settlement.

On Tuesday, the New Jersey Hall of Fame named Brodeur as a member of their 2025 class, set to be inducted on November 21, 2025.

The Jonas Brothers and Devils legend Martin Brodeur will headline the 2025 class being inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame this fall.

Brodeur's ex-wife, Melanie DuBois, asked for alimony payments until 2024, when their youngest child is anticipated to graduate from college.

A lower court originally awarded Brodeur’s ex-wife permanent alimony. In addition to alimony, DuBois was awarded $132,000 in annual child support and more than $9 million in other assets.

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New Jersey Hall of Fame revealed its 2025 inductees, honoring 17 individuals from various fields including sports, public service and hospitality.

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