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What If My Former Spouse Won’t Let My Teen Be Vaccinated?

July 12, 2021

In May, the Food & Drug Administration’s decision to allow children between 12 and 15 years old to be vaccinated against COVID-19 has brought new contentions and complexities between divorced parents who disagree on vaccinating their children. If you are a parent who is divorced in New Jersey with some form of custody of your child and want your child to be protected against the coronavirus, and your former spouse does not want your child or teen to be vaccinated, […]

Posted in: Child Support Co-Parenting Family Law

Do I have to pay child support in New Jersey for a child that is not mine?

June 28, 2021

Read on to learn more about child support laws in New Jersey and how they may affect you if you are not the child’s biological parent. Being a parent is no easy task. Even more difficult is navigating co-parenting with an ex. Still, further issues arise when you are in a relationship with a parent, helping them raise their child, but you are not the child’s biological parent. So do you have to pay child support as a legal requirement […]

Posted in: Adoption Co-Parenting Family Law

Preparing for a Home Study as Part of the Adoption Process

June 4, 2021

Many elements go into the adoption process; making sure that you are adequately educated and prepared is essential to having a smooth and successful transition into this parenthood. Deciding to adopt is exciting and full-time. Regardless of whether you’re adopting from foster care, within New Jersey and the United States, or internationally, many of the same legal requirements exist to facilitate that process. One of these requirements is a home study. A home study is a document that includes a […]

Is Supervised Parenting Mandatory On Divorce Cases?

Posted in: Child Custody Co-Parenting Family Law Fathers' Rights Parental Rights

Is Supervised Parenting Mandatory in Divorce Cases?

May 25, 2021

Supervised parenting or supervised visit orders are ordered by the Court whenever there is a risk for children to suffer abuse, even though only 10% of the allegations are substantiated. A Suitable Option to Visit the Children Supervised visitation is the only option that some parents have to share time with their little ones. It is thought of as the best option to see their children, at least until the supervised time is no longer needed, although it is not […]

If You Are Getting Divorced, What Are Your Parental Rights Under the New Law?

Posted in: Co-Parenting Divorce Domestic Violence Family Law Parental Rights

Understanding Your Parental Rights when Getting Divorced in NJ

May 22, 2021

Divorce is never easy and is made more complex when it comes to child custody issues. As a parent in New Jersey, make sure you know your rights. There are two general elements that must be determined in every child custody case; they are physical and legal custody. Physical custody deals with the day-to-day care of the child. The child is a primary resident of the co-parent who has physical custody of the child, referred to as the custodial parent. […]

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What If My Former Spouse Won’t Let My Teen Be Vaccinated?

Do I have to pay child support in New Jersey for a child that is not mine?

Preparing for a Home Study as Part of the Adoption Process

Is Supervised Parenting Mandatory in Divorce Cases?

Understanding Your Parental Rights when Getting Divorced in NJ

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Categories for: Co-Parenting

What If My Former Spouse Won’t Let My Teen Be Vaccinated?

Do I have to pay child support in New Jersey for a child that is not mine?

Preparing for a Home Study as Part of the Adoption Process

Is Supervised Parenting Mandatory in Divorce Cases?

Understanding Your Parental Rights when Getting Divorced in NJ

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