March 8, 2024
Understanding Financial Responsibilities Regardless of Visitation Rights in NJ When a couple divorces and has a child, a decision must be made regarding the number of visits and the length allocated to the non-custodial parent. For most couples, this is an emotionally charged issue and is frequently the most challenging obstacle divorcing parents face. The
May 11, 2022
Critical Information You Can’t Miss to Defend Your Visitation Rights Child Support and Visitation Rights Lawyers Providing Support in Little Silver, Lavallette, Toms River in Monmouth and Ocean Counties There are few things about divorce that are easy, but one of the most difficult for ex-spouses to navigate interpersonally and emotionally is how their divorce
October 24, 2021
How to Prove a Parent Unfit in a Divorce Case in New Jersey Divorce is a tough decision to make and having children involved, the complexity becomes even harder to manage. Divorce is no easy task. Even when separating spouses have an amicable relationship, emotional energies can reach explosive levels due to the many stresses
July 20, 2021
Experienced Family Law Attorneys Will Guide you in your Visitation Rights-Related Case The nuances of divorce are many, and as society has evolved and the types of custodial arrangements have shifted with them, there have been evolutions to divorce law regarding family visits. When it comes to grandparent visitation, a national precedent was set in
December 4, 2020
Adoption Attorneys and Parental Rights for Stepparents Monmouth and Ocean County NJ With the growing number of divorces and single parents finding love again, blended families become increasingly common. A bond that develops between a stepchild and a stepparent can be extremely close and could be as strong as that of a biological parent and
July 22, 2020
Child Custody Attorneys Advising on Vacation & Visitation Schedules During COVID-19 It is time to start talking with your co-parent about child custody modifications or negotiating alternative holiday and special-day visitation schedules. As summer transitions towards Fall and schools discuss re-opening, COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders, business shutdowns, and civil unrest have prevented many parents who have
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