We start off with the premise that both parents are entitled to equal time with their children.
We now see instances where parents have shared custody on a greater frequency.
Children need stability. Jumping from one house to another everyday isn’t always in your child’s best interests. There are some schedules that have been developed that are better for children.
Factors need to be addressed, including where you will be living, where your children will be going to school, their ages, your ability to address their needs, and that goes back to your work schedule.
A divorce can be quite an expensive legal process to go through. What's more, the finalization of your divorce will likely be the first time in a long time you will have to be financially independent. Overall, money worries may be at the top of your mind during your proceedings.… Read More
You do not have to sell your house before you enter into your divorce proceedings. Though, this is definitely an option at your disposal. Follow along to find out whether you should put your house up for sale and how one of the proficient Sparta property distribution attorneys at Paris… Read More
When making a child custody decision, the New Jersey family court will look into the backgrounds of both parents. And with a criminal record in your background, this may affect your chances of being granted joint custody, if any custody or visitation rights at all. Read on to discover the… Read More
If the New Jersey family judge deems your former spouse as an "unfit parent," odds are that they will not grant them child custody rights. More specifically, your former spouse's history of domestic violence may categorize them as an unfit parent. Follow along to find out why your former spouse… Read More
