It is virtually impossible for any parent always to be with his or her children. After all, you eventually must go to work, travel, attend appointments or even simply take a break from your kids. Luckily, there are many excellent childcare services, nannies,...
The Supreme Court’s legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015 paved the way for legalized marriage equality in New Jersey. However, changes in the Supreme Court make many nervous about the long-term implications for the LBGTQ+ community. To protect the state’s...
Over the years, joint custody has gathered a reputation for serving as a beneficial option for divorcing families. Studies across the globe taking place over decades show time and again that children of divorce enjoy numerous benefits because of joint custody. But...
Due to manipulations from one parent, children sometimes refuse to have relationships with their other parents. Known as parental alienation, this mental condition affects children, as well as parents, and may result in long-term repercussions. Although often a...
When parents go through a divorce, they have to make a decision on what sort of custody they would like to go for. In some cases, the answer is obvious, while other cases may involve some back-and-forward discussions. Studies do tend to point toward one type of...
Child custody is one of the most important decisions to make during a divorce. However, over time, you may realize you need to modify that plan. To legally change your child custody orders in New Jersey, there are a few steps you need to take. Identify a substantial...
A custody battle can drain your financial reserve, interfere with your parenting and jeopardize your emotional health. Some strategies might help you prevent a prolonged and contentious situation. Putting your children first can help you maintain a realistic...
The right of first refusal is a legal provision that allows your co-parent the opportunity to be there for your children before deciding to leave them with a family member or hire a third-party childcare provider. Because spending time with both parents is generally...
During divorce, the prospect of arguing over child custody may sound both vital and arduous to you. There is a lot to unpack and discuss before the courts make a ruling in the best interests of your child. What happens when there is no divorce though? As the Center...
When divorcing as parents, many of your most frustrating hurdles will likely stem from custody and visitation issues. After all, even if you both want your child to grow up in a stable, loving environment, it is often difficult to cooperate in the aftermath of a...
