Fathers’ Rights in New Jersey: The Ultimate Guide to Securing More Custody Time in 2025 Breaking the Myth: Fathers Can Win Equal Custody in NJ If you’re a father facing a custody battle in New Jersey, you’ve likely heard the misconceptions: “Mothers always get primary custody.” “Dads only get every-other-weekend visitation.” “You have to prove…
Introduction: Protecting Your Parent-Child Relationship in Uncertain Times Few things are more emotionally jarring than learning your ex is planning to move away—taking your child with them. Whether it’s a job offer in another state or a desire to start fresh, the idea of losing regular contact with your child can cause fear, frustration, and…
Divorce can bring out the dark side of people. One example is parental alienation, a heartbreaking issue that may arise during contentious custody battles. Parental alienation can leave children feeling fearful and distrustful of one parent. This is done through manipulation, and it can not only harm the child’s emotional well-being but also undermine the…
Child custody and visitation are integral components of family law, particularly in cases of divorce or separation where children are involved. The courts of New Jersey understand how important it is for parents to be a part of their children’s lives, but they also rule according to the best interests of the child. As a result,…
Child visitation rights are a crucial aspect of family law, particularly in cases of divorce or separation where parents share custody of their children. It is natural to want to see your child (or children) after a divorce, but it is important to also remain compliant with the visitation rights you have received from the court.…
In New Jersey, like in many other states, grandparents may have the right to seek visitation or custody of their grandchildren under certain circumstances. Grandparents can file a petition for visitation rights if they believe it is in the best interests of the child. The court will consider various factors, including the relationship between the…
How are child support payments calculated in New Jersey? Child support payments are calculated by first looking at both parents’ gross incomes from all aspects. Then we look and determine if alimony is being paid or received. Deduct it from the paying party’s income. Running tax effects to come up with a net income number.…
Do Sperm Donors Have Parental Rights? Fact or Fiction: Whoever’s name is on the birth certificate is the legal parent of that child, regardless if that person is genetically related to the child or not. FICTION. While parentage laws vary from state to state, in New Jersey, biology is the strongest determinate of legal parentage.…