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Vaccination and Child Custody in New Jersey
As the coronavirus continues to spread, many divorced co-parents may be concerned about their children’s health and safety and the decision-making capacity of each parent. In New Jersey, custody arrangements can be modified and parental rights adjusted if one parent is acting in a manner that endangers the health of a shared child. One… Read More »
Tips for Co-Parenting After Divorce
Divorces can be difficult and complicated at the best of times. Dealing with the aftermath of a divorce is a process that takes time, care, and consideration. If there are children involved, it is important to keep a level head and focus on what is best for them. Below we provide a few tips… Read More »
How Does Income Affect Child Custody Decisions
If you are considering divorce and you have children, you may be concerned about how your income will affect custody determinations. If the parties to a divorce cannot agree on custody, the court will ultimately decide on a custody arrangement based on a variety of factors. If one spouse has a significantly higher income,… Read More »
If I Have a Prenup, Does the Marital Lifestyle Factor into Divorce?
If you have been through a divorce or are going through one now, you may be familiar with the phrase “marital lifestyle.” The phrase arises when the parties and the court are determining whether an award of alimony is merited given the circumstances of the case, and if so, how much alimony is appropriate…. Read More »
Will Moving Out During Separation Hurt My Custody Rights?
When you understand that a marriage is coming to an end, you may realize that a divorce is the best option for you, your spouse, and the rest of your family. The end of a marriage can be a very emotionally charged time, and you may believe that your best option is to get… Read More »
Alimony in Long-Term vs. Short-Term Marriages
Alimony, or spousal support, is often one of the most contentious issues in divorce. Other than child support and custody, alimony is the hot-button divorce issue we hear about in pop culture, and it is what makes divorcing spouses the most nervous on both sides. Below we break down how courts evaluate whether to… Read More »
Third-Party Claims for Custody in New Jersey
We assume as a general matter that children are better off being raised by their own parents, as opposed to grandparents, other family members, or well-meaning friends. Not all parents, however, are fit to raise a child. If parents leave a child malnourished, if they expose their children to criminal activity or drug use,… Read More »
Rights of Unmarried Parents in New Jersey
Child custody is often one of the most heated and contested issues that arise during a divorce. Each parent has certain rights concerning custody, visitation, and child support, and these are the issues that divorcing parties generally find most difficult to agree upon. These issues could be even more complicated if the parties were… Read More »
Challenges of a Gray Divorce
Divorce rates have, for the most part, flattened out or decreased across most age groups. However, one group has seen a recent rise in the rate of divorce: older couples in long-term marriages. Many married couples who experience problems with their relationships either chose to stay together for the kids or, for one reason… Read More »
When Will a New Jersey Court Throw Out a Marital Settlement Agreement?
Resolving all of the issues attendant to a divorce can be a difficult, draining, and time-consuming process. If you and your spouse can agree on all of the relevant terms, you can enter into a marital settlement agreement (MSA). It is preferable (and, indeed, cheaper and faster for everyone involved) for the parties to… Read More »
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