Choosing to divorce can serve as a chance for a new beginning, and with the right support, it can even be an opportunity to grow closer with your children. That doesn’t mean that there won’t be some challenges, though—and parents navigating child custody issues will want to be aware of their options. An experienced, compassionate …
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What you should know about Complex Custody Matters in Morris County NJ Providing Counsel for Complex Custody Matters in Hanover, Randolph, Madison, Florham Park, Parsippany and across Morristown. Our Matrimonial Law Attorney Sarah J. Jacobs, Esq, certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, brings light to some questions and doubts you may have when …
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Complex Custody Issues Morristown NJ Serving clients with complex custody issues in Morristown, Parsippany, Mendham, Randolph, and across Morris County, NJ We Take the Time to Understand Your Unique Needs What we do here when clients come in with complex custody situations is we sit down with them, and we go through it point by …
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Parallel Parenting in Morris County Divorce Creating Sensible Parenting Time Arrangements across Madison, Tewksbury, Hanover, Florham Park, and Morristown Parallel Parenting is a style of co-parenting often used to temporarily get parents through the early stages of divorce when intense feelings and tempers are at their peak. It can utilized in situations where former spouses …
Special Needs Children and Divorce in Morris County NJ If a divorcing couple has a special needs child, there can be additional challenges in navigating the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines. As it relates to matters of child support, physical custody, legal custody, visitation, medical care, physical therapy, education and dietary requirements, a parenting plan …
Any time a New Jersey or Morris County court rules on any legal matter involving children, judges apply what is known as the “best interest standard” in order to determine what type of decision will most accurately reflect the best interests of the children involved. This has been true for quite some time now in …
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On August 6th, 2017, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled on a case involving a dispute between divorced parents and the desire of one parent to relocate with their children to another state. This ruling dramatically changes the previous legal precedents established regarding child custody and out-of-state relocation, and has the potential to affect any …
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