As Summer Break Approaches, Co-Parenting Plans Present Challenges
The month of May brings a sense of restlessness to students of all ages. As the summer break approaches, parents
COVID-19 and Divorce: Will They Ruin Your Vacation Plans?
On their own, the terms COVID-19 and divorce suggest negative connotations. Add them to the prospect of ruined vacation plans
When You Want to Change Your Child’s Surname
You may have good cause to want to change your child’s surname. Even if the parents were never married, many
Breaching a Marital Settlement Agreement
Although it’s referred to as a marital settlement agreement (MSA), it means something else to you. Simply stated, it represents
Don’t Let Your Divorce Ruin Your Holidays
All on its own, the season brings on its share of tension and pressure. Once upon a time, stress revolved
Same-Sex Couple Granted Joint Legal Custody: A Case of Interest
Just about a year ago, the New Jersey Appellate Division considered an appeal regarding a same-sex couple granted joint legal
Best Interests Matter When It Comes to In-State Relocation of Children
One thing is abundantly clear when it comes to child custody cases in New Jersey. The best interests of the
Changing a Child Custody Order: What You Need to Know
Things did not work out as planned. Better yet, you do not feel that the parenting plan and child custody
How soon after a divorce may my new significant other spend the night?
Can Your Paramour Stay the Night? Paramour. The term paramour dates back to biblical times and has a seemingly negative
The Courts Take a Strong Position Against Parental Alienation
The Dangers of Parental Alienation It might seem a bit extreme. Can children actually be sentenced to Juvenile Detention for