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New Jersey law recognizes the significance of having both parents keep a healthy relationship with their child even after divorce. However, accomplishing a custody plan agreeable to both parties and adhering to the child’s best interests is often challenging. So,...
It takes remarkable resilience to be a divorce survivor. One must weather a storm unlike any other and still come out with a renewed appreciation toward their new life. But the path to the finish line, where fresh perspectives await, is not for the faint of heart....
Divorce proceedings come with enough stress without adding concerns about privacy breaches in high-value situations. Your privacy is important, which means understanding how to keep your information as secure as possible during this challenging period. There are a few...
No perfect parent exists, but each one strives to be the kind their child needs. Especially in divorcing families, New Jersey courts recognize the significance of having both parents frequently and continuously present in their child’s life. However, as the state’s...
After divorce, your ex might remarry, and their new spouse might decide to adopt and gain parental rights over your children. However, if your ex’s new spouse successfully does so, you will likely lose parental rights to your kids. Giving up your parental rights Some...
The holiday rush is a major stressor for divorcing couples. The sentimental spirit all around makes it doubly challenging to strike a balance in parenting time. But if done in a way that caters to both parties’ varying needs and the child’s best interests, it can be a...
Having full custody of a child means you are the only parent entrusted with both physical and legal custody. Only under specific circumstances would the court award full custody to one parent, and the grounds for that ruling are whether it is in the child's best...
One crucial step in a divorce is classifying whether an asset is a marital or separate property. Marital property refers to assets you acquired during the marriage, while those you own independently are separate property. While this seems straightforward, certain...
When pushed to your limits, you can reach your breaking point. For most New Jersey marriages, such a breaking point translates to divorce because a spouse has had enough of the other’s abusive behavior. The grounds for New Jersey divorces have two basic categories:...
A gray divorce, otherwise known as a divorce between older couples, is one that is starting to gain some traction. Because these couples often come from long-term marriages, someone contemplating a gray divorce may wonder if all the stress is worth it. Possible...
