Families in New Jersey have traditionally been comprised of a married mother and father with children, but it is becoming increasingly common for parents to separate or never get married after having a child. When this occurs, many families still successfully raise their children together through an effort known as co-parenting. Is Co-Parenting a Good…
It may be said that mediation allows for one spouse to dominate the negotiation and take an unfair share from the other, yet this is a myth. The truth is that a mediator will do their best to create an even balance of power between the two parties in order to ensure fairness. If an…
There are an infinite number of reasons why a divorce can be difficult but the division of assets and property are certainly up there at the top for being the most stressful. The battle over who gets what when a married couple is no longer together is one that unfortunately many people have to have,…
While it can be inconvenient at times, it is necessary for divorced parents with custody agreements to take extra steps when they want to bring their child on vacation. New Jersey courts recognize that vacations give children unique opportunities to bond with their parents. As a result, each parent is usually permitted to enjoy reasonable…
Divorce proceedings are difficult for children who are usually at the center of custody disputes and arguments between their parents. It’s not uncommon for children to cling to one of their parents during this insecure and tremulous period. When a child expresses a desire to not visit one of the parents, their wishes may or…
