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Co-Parenting Tips During and After a Contentious Divorce
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Co-Parenting Tips During and After a Contentious Divorce

January 8, 2018

When going through a divorce, parents may not be thrilled at the prospect of communicating and working with a former spouse. Many divorces involve child custody and child support disputes where even simple discussions about children can become heated. However, it is a great idea to remember that the number one priority for both you and any other co-parents should be and likely is the wellbeing of the children involved. Even if co-parents are not on the best of terms, there are a […]

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Understanding Child Custody: Legal and Residential
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Understanding Child Custody: Legal and Residential

November 29, 2017

When many people think of child custody, they think of it in terms of how much time each parent spends with the children. And while this is certainly one aspect of child custody, known legally as “Residential Custody”, a divorce’s child custody agreement will outline much more than simply a “visitation schedule”. Residential Custody and Legal Custody Attorneys Woodland Park, NJ So beyond the question of residential custody, a child custody agreement will also award legal child custody to one […]

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The Disadvantages of Divorce Mediation and Collaboration
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The Disadvantages of Divorce Mediation and Collaboration

November 13, 2017

While many of our articles focus on the advantages of divorce mediation and divorce collaboration (as they certainly do exist), in today’s article, we will instead be focusing on some of the disadvantages associated with these Alternative Dispute Resolution methods. When it comes to choosing how exactly you want to resolve your Passaic County divorce, it is important that you understand all of the options available to you, and the advantages and disadvantages of each of these options so that […]

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Custody of a Pet during Divorce
Posted in: Divorce Family Law

Custody of a Pet during Divorce

October 3, 2017

For many individuals and families, their pet is more than just a dog or a cat or anything else, they are a member of their family. And while deciding the key divorce issues of child custody, child support, alimony, and marital asset division can be difficult, oftentimes deciding which party will have custody of a family pet can be just as difficult. In fact, a 2014 survey performed by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers found that custody disputes over […]

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Loss of Employment and Alimony Modification
Posted in: Alimony Divorce

Loss of Employment and Alimony Modification

September 22, 2017

In any Passaic County divorce, one of the most important issues that will need to be decided before the divorce can be finalized is that of alimony (spousal support). While not every divorce will include an alimony component, alimony is awarded in many different circumstances, typically when one spouse is at least partially financially dependent on the other. Whatever alimony settlement is ultimate reached in your case, that alimony agreement will be based upon several important factors at the time of […]

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