When you decide to divorce, you know that this will affect your New Jersey family in many different ways, including your children. Ending your marriage will bring significant changes to the everyday lives of your kids, and one of your main priorities may be to...
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Child Custody
The factors that could affect your child custody
If you are facing divorce, you likely have serious concerns about how this process could affect the well-being of your children. The youngest members of a New Jersey family could suffer mental and emotional duress as they navigate the transitions brought by divorce,...
Is co-parenting the right choice for you and your kids?
Divorce is often hardest on the youngest members of the family, and they may experience changes in different areas of their lives. As a result of your divorce, your kids may have to move houses, change schools and face changes in the relationships they have with their...
Do grandparents have visitation rights after a divorce?
A divorce has the potential to bring challenges and changes for every member of a New Jersey family, even individuals who do not live in that home. Grandparents play a critical role in the lives of their grandchildren, but they may find that a divorce between the two...
Gaining an advantage in a custody battle
If you and your spouse or partner have come to the end of your relationship, your focus may be on arriving at child custody decisions that will most benefit your child. If you are unable to resolve these issues peacefully, you will want to ensure the court grants you...
Parent coordination may keep you out of the courtroom
If your divorce or breakup was volatile or contentious, chances are your efforts at co-parenting with your ex often hit snags that you cannot seem to resolve. Like many New Jersey parents who have gone through a traumatic breakup or litigated divorce, you may dread...
Why you should consider living close to your ex
Your love for your child did not diminish when you and the child’s other parent broke up. As much as you hoped to continue as a strong and constant presence in your child’s life, the custody order likely divided your time with the other parent. Whether your New Jersey...
Do I have to force my kid to go with the other parent?
Kids will be kids, and sometimes they are unpredictable. They may behave in ways that even they do not understand. When their parents are no longer together, their behavior may spill over into custody matters that can cause trouble for everyone involved. Whether your...
Can you call dibs on caring for your kids after your divorce?
As a parent of teenagers, you have probably heard your kids call dibs on something hundreds of times. This time-honored tradition allows young ones to claim priority over their siblings. While calling dibs is effective with the front seat or the last of the ice cream,...
What you should know about parental alienation and custody
Marriages end for a seemingly endless number of reasons. Even though you have decided to divorce your spouse, you want what is best for your kids. After all, the parent-child relationship is one of the most significant in society. Still, in addition to divvying up...