Adoption is an intensive, document-heavy process, as the courts need to know whether you are right for the child on several different levels. This blog dissects the process, lists the types of adoption and provides potential strategies for improving your chances at success.
Read MoreWhen spouses with children divorce, they have to work out a child custody agreement. However, in the months or years following the divorce, one spouse very often has a significant change of circumstances, requiring a move. If you are a custodial parent and have to relocate outside of New Jersey, there is a lot you […]
Read MoreIf you are a father and are getting divorced, you are most likely worried about what will happen with your children. Will they continue to live with you? How often will you see them? This is why it is so important you know your rights. To learn more about what you can do, read on […]
Read MoreIf you and your spouse are ready to get a divorce, you probably realize that grounds for divorce are not always agreed upon. Fortunately, since New Jersey is a “no-fault” divorce state, you may cite irreconcilable differences as an appropriate grounds for divorce. Unfortunately, several issues prevent a divorce from being uncontested. Contested divorces usually […]
Read MoreAt the end of your divorce proceeding, the judge will draft an order detailing the terms of your divorce, as well as the potential consequences for violating those terms in any way. However, if circumstances have changed in either your life or your previous spouse’s life, you may request a modification from the court. If […]
Read MoreCouples often intertwine their lives in several different ways over the length of their marriage. This may be through finances or their children. It is because of this that divorces are a difficult process. This requires the spouses to separate their lives after combining them. In many situations, one spouse may be required by the […]
Read MoreWhen parents in New Jersey get divorced, one of the spouses often gets a bit more parenting time than the other simply because of how the custody arrangement worked out. The parent that spends more time with the child is referred to as the custodial parent. Of course, both parents are legally obligated to abide […]
Read MoreOne of the biggest concerns that divorcing parents have in New Jersey is in relation to determining child support. This is often a contested matter, especially if one of the parents has not always been involved in the child’s life. There are a number of different factors that New Jersey will consider when it comes […]
Read MoreWhen parents in New Jersey share custody of a child, one of the issues that is likely to arise is what happens if the custodial parent wishes to move out of the state with the child. Relocation cases are often very emotional for parents and the child, typically because the noncustodial parent fears that their […]
Read MoreIn many divorces, the most difficult issue to face is in regards to custody. When a parent is used to seeing their child every day, the idea that they will no longer be able to do so can be devastating. Even worse, there are certain situations where a parent may lose custody of their child […]
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