Most of the time in a divorce involving children, family courts aim to keep both parents intimately involved in all aspects of their children’s lives. That means that they’re likely to share both legal and physical custody of the child. Physical custody refers to...
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Child Custody
Tips that can help you negotiate a custody schedule
When parents divorce, the top priority will be negotiating a custody schedule. This will determine who the child lives with and how much time they will spend with the non-custodial parent. In New Jersey, the most important factor in custody cases is the best interests...
Reasons a judge may order supervised visitation
During the divorce process, the issue of parenting can be a major consideration for the courts. Depending on the circumstances, a judge may grant custody to one parent, with the other parent receiving fairly traditional parenting time rights. In some instances,...
What goes into modifying child custody orders in New Jersey?
Child custody arrangements are designed to provide stability and security for children after a divorce or separation. However, life circumstances can change, necessitating modifications to existing custody orders. As a parent, understanding how the child custody...
A consent to travel letter is always smart to have
No matter when your child’s spring break is this year, it’s not too early to get your plans solidified with your co-parent – especially if you’ll be traveling with your child. Whether you’re taking a road trip or flying to your destination, it’s wise to have a consent...
What do I need to know about child custody?
If you’re a parent going through a divorce, then one of the things you may be prioritizing is child custody. Child custody determines each parent’s role in their child's life. There are a lot of different parts to child custody. Here’s what you need to know: What are...
How does the court determine the best interests of the child?
Divorce, in and of itself, is difficult. It doesn’t get any easier when you share a child with your soon-to-be ex. If the marriage is over, one of the most critical decisions you will need to make is the child’s post-divorce living arrangements. If the divorce is...
What Is a Parenting Coordinator in New Jersey?
Sharing custody is often very stressful for the parents involved. Not only do they have to make their schedules work with one another's, but they also have to agree on key decisions about their children. Parents have control over what religion their children practice,...
Why you need to establish legal paternity in New Jersey
Becoming a father is an exciting time in a person's life. It's a transformative experience that can bring immense joy, fulfillment, and purpose to a person's life. From the first time you hold your child in your arms to watching them grow and develop into their own...
What is a temporary parenting plan?
Navigating the complexities of co-parenting can be a challenging journey for many separated or divorcing couples. One crucial issue that demands attention immediately after a split is the creation of a temporary parenting plan. If you and your spouse make up your mind...