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Adults who opt to end a romantic relationship may not want to have anything to do with each other after they split up, but that’s not possible if they share children. Parents who aren’t involved with each other any longer have to find ways that they can keep the...
Divorced or separated parents often fight intensely over parenting time. They both likely want as much time with their children as possible. Once there is a schedule in place that aligns with a custody order, both parents can usually work their professional and...
Achieving full financial separation after divorce is a challenge. Spouses generally combine their income and share financial obligations for years while married. It can be difficult to address commingled resources and debts. Married couples often take out credit cards...
Seeking child custody during a divorce can feel overwhelming because emotions are high, and decisions made early can affect your children for years to come. Understanding how custody decisions are made helps you approach the process with clarity and purpose. Taking...
You and your co-parent have been following the custody schedule, but suddenly, they stop doing so. You are no longer able to see your child because your co-parent keeps creating obstacles. For instance, they plan events during your parenting time or fail to share...
Divorcing later in life can be a scary prospect, especially if you were a stay-at-home parent for most of your marriage. You are likely worried about job opportunities at your age and how you will make ends meet. Spousal support or alimony helps ensure that a lower-...
Parental alienation can become a significant issue in New Jersey custody disputes, especially when one parent believes the other is influencing a child’s perception in harmful ways. When one parent attempts to damage the child’s relationship with the other, it can...
You often see movies where a person whose relationship is ending comes home to find that their spouse has put all of their things on the lawn. Their spouse tells them that they are being kicked out and need to find a new place to live because divorce proceedings are...
You may have heard that when a child turns 12, they can choose which parent they want to live with. Unfortunately, this is not the case in New Jersey, as there is no age at which a child can dictate the custody outcome. This common misconception can be harmful, so it...
Adoption can be a decision made by those wanting to grow their families or a necessity for those facing unusual challenges. There are specific legal procedures required to adopt a minor child. Generally speaking, people must file paperwork with the courts and undergo...