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What Role Does a Guardian Fill?
In New Jersey, a guardian is a person or agency appointed by the courts to act on another person’s behalf. Guardianship is a significant legal undertaking that essentially dissolves a …
What Role Does Religion Play in Divorce?
Religion is an important factor for many couples seeking divorce. That is because although marriage has legal implications in New Jersey and across the nation, many popular religions also have …
Should I Postpone My Divorce for My Children?
Although divorce rates are at a 50-year low for couples of all ages, one age group is bucking that trend. Divorce among couples with spouses ages 55 and older is …
What are Age-Appropriate Ways to Talk to Children about Divorce?
Many couples stay together much longer than is healthy for them because they dread telling the children they are getting a divorce. That hesitation is understandable. Even when divorce is …
How to File for Divorce in Another State
Can I Get a Divorce in Another State? While it’s easiest to file for divorce in the state you currently reside in, that isn’t always possible. If one or both …
How Does Domestic Violence Impact Child Custody?
Even if a child is not physically harmed, witnessing domestic violence can take an emotional toll on a child. For this reason, family courts in New Jersey and across the …
Can You Stop a Divorce After Filing?
Can You Stop a Divorce After Filing? Divorces can take time and cause an enormous change in your life. Some couples find themselves regretting filing for divorce and wishing they …
Grandparents Visitation Rights In New Jersey
It is not uncommon for grandparents to wonder whether they can obtain custody of their grandchild(ren). This situation often arises when a grandparent has raised his or her grandchild without …
How Do I Know It is Time for Divorce?
Every marriage is a work in progress. Even the happiest unions encounter rough patches from time to time. These challenges can sometimes feel insurmountable. Staying in an unhealthy marriage can …
Should Divorced Parents Spend Holidays Together?
If you’re recently divorced or separated, you may want to work with your family lawyer to determine whether you and your ex should spend the holidays together.
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