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Articles Posted in Child Custody And Visitation

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CALLING STEP-PARENT “MOM” OR “DAD” IS OKAY ACCORDING TO A NEW JERSEY JUDGE

One New Jersey Superior Court judge has decided that a child may decide whether to call a step-parent “Mom” or “Dad” or any derivative thereof. In a very lengthy decision in B.S. v. T.S.,  Ocean County  Judge Lawrence Jones held that the 8 year-old boy involved is mature enough to…

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CUSTODY IN NEW JERSEY

A number of factors will affect the award of child custody in New Jersey case, including some obvious factors like the fitness of the parents, the needs of the child, and the relationship of the parents with the child. In addition, a less considered but no less important factor that…

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CHILD CUSTODY: UNDERSTANDING THE BEST INTEREST STANDARD IN A NEW JERSEY CHILD CUSTODY CASE

Child custody laws are established on a state-by-state basis. With that noted, there is a tremendous amount of commonality in child custody statutes from one jurisdiction in the United States to another. One element common in child custody statutes is the standard to be applied by a court when making…

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DIVORCE AND BIRD’S NEST CUSTODY

When the typical individual thinks of child custody, he or she oftentimes references custodial and noncustodial parent. In fact, there exist some other types of custodial arrangements that can be agreed to or ordered by the court in divorce proceedings. One alternate type of arrangement is a scheme that commonly…

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THE AFFECT OF A NEW JERSEY DIVORCE ON CHILDREN AND GETTING ALONG WITH YOUR SPOUSE

How to Get Along During a Divorce  Animosity between parents going through a divorce can be emotionally damaging to a child. For this reason, it is critical for parents not to show their frustration toward each other in front of the children. Here are three ways to ensure that you…

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5 FIVE WAYS TO HELP YOUR CHILD COPE WITH A DIVORCE IN NEW JERSEY

Many partners divorce with children having come of the marriage. A divorce can be a confusing and emotionally detrimental experience for children, especially when the issue of custody comes into play. Let’s examine five ways you can help your child cope with divorce, and avoid causing them unnecessary harm. Encourage…

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