Shared custody arrangements put a lot of restrictions on parental behavior. Parents have to schedule their lives around custody exchanges. They have to regularly communicate with one another about the children. They may also be subject to limitations regarding how...
Child Custody
Tips for finding a co-parenting strategy that works
After a marriage ends, most divorced and separated parents want to focus on their children's best interests. However, putting aside personal differences can be challenging for some. Co-parenting requires communication, compromise and cooperation. Finding the right...
Traveling internationally with your child when you share custody
Taking your child to experience the world is a gift. It builds confidence, understanding and memories that will last a lifetime. For New Jersey parents sharing custody, though, international travel requires a bit more planning. Following are some key tips and...
Can grandparents get visitation rights in NJ?
Grandparents are a commonly overlooked party in divorces and custody arrangements. Unfortunately, as family dynamics change, grandparents may find themselves on the outside looking in, with few or no opportunities to spend time with their grandchildren. New Jersey...
What to do when the other parent tries to move with the children
The family dynamic you share with your children and ex-spouse after a divorce is likely to encounter some difficulties in the years following the split. One such difficulty might come in the form of a potential relocation suggested by your co-parent. If your ex-spouse...
Tips for creating a parenting plan
Creating a parenting plan can be difficult for separated or divorced parents. Still, with a collaborative approach and a commitment to cooperation, it is possible to develop a plan that works for everyone involved. According to the New Jersey Courts, both parents must...
Child custody FAQs
The divorce process can seem complex, especially when you need to make custody arrangements for your children. While you and your ex want what is best for your children, finding a way to agree on the method for supporting your children can be challenging. Here are...