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In New Jersey, the court's primary concern in determining custody is the best interests of the child. Typically, that would mean the child must have frequent and continuing contact with both parents even after a divorce. Courts will always begin with the assumption...
Retirement savings are often among the personal resources that people prioritize in a divorce. No one wants to delay or substantially alter their retirement plans because their marriage ends. Therefore, people are often very protective of retirement resources during a...
Adoption is a meaningful and life-changing process for both the child and the adoptive parents. In New Jersey, the adoption process is carefully regulated to protect children’s well-being and ensure that prospective parents are ready for the responsibilities of...
For divided families that include minor children, summertime is a period when routines change, and children are free from school obligations. This offers a unique opportunity for quality family time. However, because both parents and children have unique needs in the...
Domestic violence is a sensitive topic, especially for victims. Nonetheless, it is a matter that has to be addressed immediately to avoid further damage to victims and their loved ones. There are several viable methods to approach domestic violence cases. However,...
Virtual visitation has become an increasingly vital tool for service members, particularly those who are divorced from their children's other parent. Maintaining a consistent and meaningful relationship with children can be challenging in the unique circumstances of...
A usual point of contention during divorce is who gets what. New Jersey follows an equitable distribution rule that divides marital properties fairly but not necessarily equally. Courts consider a comprehensive list of relevant factors to determine how to split assets...
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...
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,...
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...