Can I Lose Custody of My Child?
Under the best circumstances, co-parenting can be challenging.
What Happens During an Emergency Child Custody Hearing?
In some situations, an emergencychild custody hearing may be necessary to protect a child from harm.
What Is the Difference Between Co-Parenting and Parallel Parenting?
With a divorce rate of 2.3 per 1,000 residents and over nine million people living in the state,
How Does In-Home Separation Work in New Jersey?
Many married couples choose to remain living in the home together even after separating, although “separation” takes on a new meaning under these circumstances.
Can I Get Back Together With My Ex-Spouse After Divorce?
For most ex-spouses, the thought of getting back together after a divorce is unimaginable. Getting remarried is impossible.
How to Know if You Qualify for Spousal Support
Spousal support, also called alimony or spousal maintenance, plays a critical role in divorces where there’s a financial imbalance between spouses.
How to Apply for Child Support
Parents are required to provide financial support for their children.
Is My Ex-Spouse Allowed to Take Our Child Out of the Country?
After a custody order is in place, you might be wondering if your ex-spouse can travel out of the country with your child.
Why Do Couples Divorce After 20 Years Of Marriage?
After 20 or more years, it’s natural to think married couples would have long since settled into a comfortable way of life,
Co-Parenting: The Fundamental Models and Strategies
Co-parenting is an important part of family law in New Jersey, especially when it comes to putting the well-being of the children first after a divorce.