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If domestic violence was part of a marriage, it’s something judges consider when determining a parenting plan. Even if the child wasn’t the direct victim, exposure to domestic violence can still impact custody orders. Courts make custody decisions based on the child’s...
When parents are married, if a child needs a certain type of medical care, either parent has the ability to authorize that care. This could include things like having certain laboratory tests carried out, getting vaccinations as an infant or being scheduled for...
Ending a marriage that has lasted decades is not just a legal shift, but the transition of a life layered with history, shared routines and hard-earned stability. For many people, the weight of that history makes the decision feel especially daunting. Long-term...
Ending a marriage is never easy. However, when both you and your spouse share the same risk-taking qualities as business owners, your property division determination may turn even more complex and time-consuming. In this blog, we will explore how shared property like...
Sharing custody generally requires that parents see each other regularly. Even if they don't need to talk during custody exchanges, they may meet up weekly or possibly even multiple times a week to exchange custody. Doing so can become substantially more challenging...
Divorcing due to domestic violence is a nerve-racking process. Abuse frequently escalates when the abuser fears abandonment or is at risk of others learning about their misconduct. Those hoping to end an unhealthy marriage usually require support as they prepare for...
Whether it's just across town or out of state, when a parent considers moving with their child, the impact on custody issues can be significant. Relocation is closely scrutinized by New Jersey courts, with the child’s best interests always at the center. This makes...
You once promised your spouse that you will love each other forever. Now, you are facing the difficult reality that your marriage is not working. The thought of a lengthy, expensive court battle fills you with dread. You worry about the emotional toll it will take on...
As the Christmas holidays approach, it is technically possible to keep your child custody schedule the same as it has been all year. This is exactly what some parents do. And while it can work in the sense that it keeps things simple, it can be an issue when both...
Today, there is less stigma surrounding the many forms of mental illness and the consequences. Yet there is no doubt that a co-parent’s mental illness can adversely affect the kids. If you’re worried about your co-parent’s mental health, here is some information that...