Over the first two posts in this series, beginning with Part 1 and continuing in Part 2, we covered what changed under P.L. 2025, Chapter 316, New Jersey’s amended custody statute, and we took a detailed look at the new rules around court-ordered therapy. In this final post, we want to bring things back downRead more
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If you are a parent going through a separation or divorce in New Jersey, or you already have a custody order in place, there is a new New Jersey custody law you should know about. On January 20, 2026, the Governor signed P.L. 2025, Chapter 316, which amends New Jersey’s main custody statute, R.S. 9:2-4.Read more
Divorce is never easy—especially when kids are involved. Shared parenting can be a challenge for many families. One of the biggest concerns parents bring to me is this: “How can I make sure I stay present in my child’s life after divorce?” The good news? New Jersey courts want that, too. What the Courts WantRead more
Divorce is tough, but co-parenting adds an extra layer of complexity—especially when you believe your ex-spouse’s lifestyle may not align with the responsibilities of good parenting. Excessive partying, reckless behavior, or other questionable choices might raise concerns, but what can you do about it legally? Here’s a deeper dive into your options under New JerseyRead more
As we welcome the new year, reflecting on our lives and considering changes that may lead to a more fulfilling future is common. For some, this reflection leads to the difficult decision to pursue a divorce. I have guided many clients through this challenging process and understand the complexities involved. Here are some key considerationsRead more
In New Jersey family law, the concept of “change of circumstances” is a cornerstone when seeking modifications to custody, visitation, or support orders. But what does this term truly entail, and why is it so critical? Whether you’re navigating changes in income, adjusting to evolving parental responsibilities, or dealing with shifts in your child’s needs,Read more
Legal custody battles are inherently complex, but when they escalate into high-conflict situations, they can become emotionally draining and financially burdensome for all parties involved. In these cases, the welfare of the child often gets overshadowed by the animosity between the parents, prolonging the legal process and causing significant stress. However, with the right approachRead more
MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. — Adinolfi, Roberto & Burick, PA (ARBM) is pleased to announce its esteemed partner Robert J. Adinolfi has once again been selected as a New Jersey Super Lawyer 2024 by New Jersey Monthly Magazine. Additionally, ARBM Partner Thomas Roberto and Associate Ryan Foran were selected for the publication’s 2024 New Jersey RisingRead more
The Philadelphia Inquirer recently reported on the case of Nicole Junior and Chanel Glover, a formerly married LGBTQ couple fighting over parental rights. They had started their family together via in vitro fertilization (IVF), with Glover carrying the child. Although they retained a lawyer in preparation for doing a co-parent (second-parent) adoption, they divorced before thisRead more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Partner/Shareholder Thomas Roberto will be presenting at the 2023 New Jersey State Bar Association Annual Meeting and Convention. Tom will be presenting on May 18, 2023, as part of a panel on “Unconventional Custody Issues.” Tom’s presentation will focus on creative parenting time solutions. Atlantic City, NJ, USA – The New JerseyRead more