Being married to someone who serves in the military inspires a multitude of challenges. But, being a military spouse also comes with some perks – like TRICARE insurance coverage. Health insurance may not be at the top of your list of concerns right now, if you’re...
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What can I do about noncompliance with the divorce order?
Finalizing the divorce may feel like crossing the finish line, but it is often not the end. Life after signing the decree can be just as stressful, if not more. For most people, this period after proceedings can involve financial, emotional and mental adjustments,...
There are 2 types of child custody that can be divided differently
When parents get divorced, they typically have to divide custody of their child. Some parents will agree on how they would like to do this, but the process of addressing this issue can be very contentious for other couples. The court will have to issue the terms of a...
How does a restraining order impact court-ordered parenting time?
Parenting is a challenging role, made even more complex when a restraining order enters the picture. These orders, common in domestic violence cases, are meant to protect victims from more harm. But how does such a legal action affect court-ordered parenting time for...
How can addiction affect specific areas of a New Jersey divorce?
Trust is central to maintaining a healthy marriage. Unfortunately, addiction or the strong urge to engage in disruptive behavior can undermine a couple’s confidence in each other and lead to marital ruin. However, the addiction per se may be insufficient for the court...
Can social media posts hurt your child custody case?
There is no denying that social media impacts our lives. Almost three-quarters of U.S. adults use it to stay connected with family and friends, find out what is happening in the community, and discover new trends. But, if you are in the middle of a child custody...
When should you modify a child custody order?
You can request that a court modify your child custody order when there are significant changes in circumstances in your life or that of your child or co-parent. Here are some examples of when you may need to do this: The child's needs change If your child's needs...
Do false domestic violence claims affect custody cases?
Courts take domestic violence allegations seriously, offering temporary protection to people claiming abuse even before the formal submission of proof of such claim. This is because domestic violence is a time-sensitive matter and victims must be separated from their...
Can courts consider a child’s choice in custody cases?
Custody determination is nerve-wracking for parents who simply want the best for their children. However, it is equally as stressful for children. Accordingly, getting them involved can be an effective way to comfort them. But let’s say, during the process of getting...
How a restraining order might affect your divorce
Experiencing marital problems can change a person. As hostility and resentment build, you might resort to violent words or actions you didn’t know were in you. Due to the emotionally charged nature of divorce, your spouse may choose to seek protection through a...