Parenting plans are essential agreements designed to ensure the well-being of children after a divorce. They outline each parent's responsibilities and the time they will spend with their children. When one parent fails to adhere to the plan, it can create tension and...
Divorce can significantly impact every family member, especially children, who may struggle with the changes in their family dynamics. One common issue that arises is when children refuse to go to the home of an ex-spouse during scheduled visits. This situation can be...
If you are going through a divorce or gone through a divorce with children, there will be a child custody order issued at some point. Though, it is important to know that these child custody orders are not permanent. They can be modified, but only with that same...
Co-parenting is a complex journey that demands a united commitment to your child’s welfare and wellbeing. However, among the many challenges of co-parenting is recognizing and halting child abuse. But, how do I spot and stop child abuse when the abuser is your...
The U.S. Census Bureau reported in 2022 that 4.4% of children live with their fathers and 21.4% live with their mothers in situations where the parents are no longer together. For parents, the process of deciding child custody can be emotionally charged and complex...
For decades now we have been hearing about how a divorce can have a negative impact on children. While divorce may genuinely be the best decision for you and your spouse, the effect on your children may be different. Even children who are old enough to understand what...
Divorce puts your child in a tough situation. Not only do they have to go through the pain of the separation, but they will likely worry about how their relationship with you and the other parent will turn out after the divorce’s finalization. However, you can prevent...
When parents divorce, there are often two big concerns: child support and child custody. However, one way that some parents believe that they can avoid both issues is evenly splitting custody. The idea is that if they split custody evenly, neither parent will pay...
The children often take the brunt of the divorce. There is no easy way to say your family dynamics will change entirely because your parents want to separate. As parents, you know what is best for your children. Typically, that means both parents should remain active...
Divorced and separated parents in New Jersey will have to come up with a plan to specify how they plan to raise their children post-divorce. A parenting time plan will specify a schedule to ensure that both parents stay actively involved in the child’s life....