It’s logical to assume that most, if not all, parents in New Jersey who file for divorce want to achieve a settlement in a way that is least stressful and disruptive to their children. Even if you sign an agreement in a swift and amicable fashion, there’s no guarantee...
Child Custody And Visitation
Steps to help create a successful co-parenting environment
Child custody and visitation are often two of the most important aspects involved in a New Jersey divorce case. Whether you are a parent who is going through the process of bringing your marriage to an end or if you have already moved on to a new life after your...
Seeking modifications to child custody and support agreements
After deciding to take separate paths in life, many parents in New Jersey may consider it vital to take steps to protect and provide for the interests and needs of their children. Creating effective child custody and support agreements could be vital aspects of...
3 child custody tips for co-parenting during the holidays
For many New Jersey parents, this is the first holiday season since finalizing a divorce. Perhaps you can relate to the worry that many parents feel regarding the disruption that their children are experiencing in their daily lives because of divorce and their desire...
Unmarried parents can co-parent well together
Even when their relationship is not easy, parents typically want to ensure that they are providing their children with stability and security. Even if you and the other parent do not get along, it is possible that you can provide your children with a home environment...
Three most common questions about child custody in New Jersey
One of the most important and most sensitive conversations one will have during a divorce is deciding what will happen with the children. Child custody is a complex matter that can involve difficult emotions, complex scheduling concerns and other factors that can...
Requesting a child custody modification in New Jersey
Your divorce will bring changes to virtually every area of your life. You may find that you continue to experience changes and adjustments, even long after your divorce is final. There are times when alterations in your circumstances affect your ability to abide by...
Preparing to pursue modifications to a child custody agreement
There may be a multitude of essential components involved with pursuing a child custody agreement that focuses on the interests of your child. While you might have put great effort into reaching an agreement that aligns with what is best for your child’s future, what...
Learning to co-parent after divorce
One of the most difficult parts of the divorce aftermath for New Jersey parents with minor children is learning how to co-parent. Even those who end their marriage on good terms can find it hard to divide time between both households without creating hard feelings....
Preparing for a child custody hearing
Parents in New Jersey may feel nervous before a child custody hearing. Those feelings are common and completely normal. It’s understandable that parents wants the best for their children, and in most cases, parents want as much time with their children as possible...