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What is Sole Custody?
In a divorce or separation where children are involved, there will need to be decisions made on child custody. Who does the child live with? Who makes major decisions for the child? In most cases, the judge will order joint custody. This means the parents share physical and legal custody....
Continue ReadingCan You Appeal a Custody Decision in NJ?
Family law issues such as child custody can be contentious. One issue that parents often argue over in a divorce is child custody. The courts decide child custody with the best interests of the child in mind. While rare, judges do abuse their power and make mistakes in their decisions....
Continue ReadingNavigating Child Custody Disputes: Best Practices for Resolving Parenting Arrangements Amicably
In a divorce, one of the most contentious issues is child custody. Typically, both parents want full custody or as much custody as possible. This can result in a lot of tension, sometimes even causing one or both parents to seek revenge on the other parent. They may badmouth the...
Continue ReadingGrandparents’ Rights in NJ Custody Cases
As a grandparent, you may have a deep bond with your grandchild and wonder if the law supports your right to maintain that connection. In New Jersey, the law does provide avenues for grandparents to seek visitation rights, but there are specific legal requirements and considerations to keep in mind....
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