Holiday schedules can sometimes be the most complicated part of negotiating custody. You and your spouse may be able to figure out every other aspect of a custody arrangement but get stuck on figuring out a holiday schedule. This is especially true with major holidays...
When marriages end, the journey of parenting continues. For many divorced couples, finding a way to co-parent effectively can be challenging. While traditional co-parenting works for some, others may need a different strategy. Some families opt for parallel parenting...
Whether you are thinking of filing for divorce or are already in the process, a divorce with children is challenging, to say the least. From telling the kids what is going on to supporting them through the adjustments your family faces, it is not an easy feat....
Divorce is tough on everyone involved in the process, but it can be especially hard on children whose sense of normalcy has been upended and thrown into chaos by their parents’ marriage dissolution. These kids can suffer extensive harm if the divorce isn’t carefully...
Courts usually create orders to establish and enforce child custody and parenting time arrangements. These setups typically address the child's needs by giving the involved parties fair opportunities to exercise their parental rights. However, some parents can find it...
Child custody decisions in New Jersey courts are based on what is in the best interests of the child. This means if you and your co-parent cannot agree on a custody arrangement, the court examines a set of factors and orders an arrangement they believe is in your...
During divorce, the parents often need to discuss issues concerning their child, such as visitation arrangements. It can be essential because an appropriate visitation schedule may help the child maintain a healthy relationship with the non-custodial parent. However,...
It is typical to modify a divorce decree or order if appropriate, depending on the circumstances. However, most adjustments will require you to file a motion with the court that provided your initial divorce order. It might also be necessary when making other requests...
Coparenting is when divorced or separated couples work together toward a common goal – raising their child. As ironic as it sounds, the process requires collaboration from parents who are trying to break apart from each other’s lives. With their child’s development on...
Life after divorce can come with various challenges, including issues concerning your parenting time arrangements. Ideally, you and your former spouse can collaborate and seamlessly adjust your schedules to accommodate parenting time requirements. Unfortunately,...
