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
In Part 1 of this series, we introduced P.L. 2025, Chapter 316, New Jersey’s newly amended custody law. In this post, we are going to focus on what is arguably the most detailed part of the amendment: new restrictions on when and how a court can order therapy or reunification treatment involving a child. WhyRead more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Cheryl Van Sciver, Adinolfi, Roberto & Burick, P.A. Phone: 856-428-8334 Address: 8000 Midlantic Drive, Suite 200N, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. (January 8, 2026) — Adinolfi, Roberto & Burick, P.A. (ARBM) is proud to announce that partner Thomas A. Roberto, Esq. will be a featured presenter at the New JerseyRead 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
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, family connections, and cherished traditions. However, it can also bring unexpected challenges for families navigating custody agreements, particularly when disagreements arise over holiday plans. Emergent custody issues, such as last-minute disputes over schedules or unforeseen changes, can create stress and tension during what should be a joyful time. UnderstandingRead 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
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 most privately held businesses, owners’ compensation is one of the largest expenses, especially when all the related perks and hidden costs are calculated. In a divorce litigation, attorneys are going to scrutinize such compensation to determine if it accurately reflects what others would receive for similar duties in a similar setting. Reasonable compensation levelsRead more
The New Jersey Department of Children and Families (DCF) oversees the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP), formerly known as the Division of Youth & Family Services (DYFS). DCPP has an obligation to investigate any allegation of child abuse or neglect. Many categories of people including doctors, nurses, teachers, coaches, and day care providersRead more
