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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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
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
Parenthood is a sacred journey filled with joy, challenges, and responsibilities. However, what happens when one’s spouse falls short of fulfilling their parental duties and becomes an unfit parent? It’s a distressing situation that demands careful consideration and action. While feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what steps to take is natural, strategies and resources areRead more
Recently, we successfully appealed a decision enforcing joint legal custody where the parties were not able to make “together” decisions without detriment to their children and on appeal, the Appellate Division reversed and remanded for sole legal custody. Our Legislature has determined “that it is in the public policy of this State to assure minorRead more
If you ask someone the first thing that they think of when you say “custody” they usually respond with “battle”. There is certainly a perception that custody is almost always a “battle”. While that can be true, it is not always the case.Read more