The effects a divorce can have on children depend on a number of factors. One of the primary factors is the method in which the parents have elected to proceed with their Brick, NJ divorce. The more hostile and litigated the divorce, the more traumatic it will be on the children. No matter how amicable… Read More
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Changing Your Child Custody Agreement In NJ
If a divorced couple’s initial child custody agreement doesn’t work out the way they’d hoped it would, it is possible to change that child custody agreement through court action. There are a few ways to make changes to existing custody agreements in New Jersey. Child Custody Agreements By far, the least stressful way to change… Read More
Kinship Care – Assuming Child Custody of Someone Else’s Child In New Jersey
Although most parents have the best intentions when it comes to their children, there are circumstances that can prevent them from giving their children the proper care. Circumstances such as job loss, mental illness and physical disabilities are often unexpected and not within their control. Parents can, however, make selfish or unsafe decisions that can… Read More
Child Custody Travel Battles
When two people go through a divorce it is very difficult emotionally and logistically, but when children are involved it may become even more difficult for everyone including the child. Summer is a common time for vacations making any travels happening out of the state or country a challenge for visitation and child custody rights…. Read More
Love Child Allegations – Paternity Lawsuit Against Jay Z
According to a New Jersey paternity suit, Shawn Carter (also known as Jay Z) is currently being sued by 21-year-old Rymir Satterthwaite, who claims to be the 13-time Grammy award winning mogul’s son. Satterthwaite (who is an aspiring rapper) claims that his mother had an affair back in the 90s, and now the rapper is… Read More
Joint Custody Issues: Changing Your Child's Preschool
Although joint custody agreements are often detailed, issues can arise following the finalization of a divorce. For instance, choosing a new school or changing the current school of your child is typically a choice that is made by both parents in a joint custody agreement. But, does preschool count as “school”, or can one parent… Read More
