Child Custody

It is that time of the year again when kids go back to school for another year. In many cases, parents need to prepare their children for school by gathering supplies, learning class schedules and helping children with their homework.  However, divorced parents may...

These days, there are a variety of ways to electronically track your child. You can put an app on their watch, iPad or phone or sew an AirTag in their backpack. This can help you feel better when they’re not yet old enough to expect some privacy and trust. What about...

Child custody cases are nearly always emotionally charged, especially when coupled with the stress of going through a divorce. In New Jersey, some parents opt to address custody issues through mediation instead of court. Mediation can be an advantageous option when...

Every child has unique needs when their parents separate or divorce. The age of a child, their sex and their health can influence custody decisions. When parents share a child with special needs, divorce proceedings can be much more difficult to navigate. Children...

Co-parenting is rarely a straightforward and “easy” endeavor. However, if your child’s other parent is a narcissist, it can feel downright overwhelming and frustrating most – if not all – of the time.  Narcissists often lack empathy, are self-centered and may engage...

When couples divorce, the courts will endeavor to strike a co-parenting formula that best fits the best interests of any children involved. Most often, this is achieved through joint custody, where both parents share custody of the child.  Joint custody can still be...

Divorce inspires significant changes in family dynamics. For example, deciding what will happen to the family pet can be a complex emotional and logistical issue that arises for many couples. One solution some families consider is having the pet follow any minor...

You and your spouse are going to get divorced. You have one child together. You would be happy to split up legal and physical custody after the divorce. Your ex, however, has said that they are going to try to seek sole custody.  Your concern is that your child may...

You and your spouse got divorced, and you’ve split up the physical custody of your children. Maybe the kids live with you for one week and then with your ex for the next week. You have a slightly different schedule over the summer vacation or the holidays, but you...

What began as a necessity in 2020 – the work-from-home trend – became the arrangement of choice for many parents. The convenience and flexibility of remote work can facilitate a harmonious blend of professional and parenting responsibilities. However, it may also...