Parents of minor children in New Jersey could start receiving monthly relief from the IRS according to the tax legislation of 2020. Many divorced parents wonder who between them gets this relief or how they are supposed to share it. It may be beneficial to look at how...
How should you discuss your divorce with your children?
After deciding to divorce, you and your ex-spouse may hesitate to talk to your children about the topic. Knowing how to approach a serious conversation about divorce can help reduce your child's stress and anxiety while also allowing for questions. Plan ahead...
What are crimes are associated with custody and parenting time?
In New Jersey, interfering with child custody can be a crime. It doesn't matter if you are a custodial parent, grandparent or noncustodial parent, this law can affect you. If you are in a custody or visitation situation, you need to be aware of what is they consider a...
What do you know about making joint child custody work?
As part of your divorce settlement, you received joint custody of your shared child. This presents unfamiliar territory, and you may feel uncertain of how to proceed. To help, see what Parents suggests for making the most of sharing time with your daughter or son....
Should we consider “nesting” post-divorce?
Many parts of divorce are difficult, but few are as fraught as child custody. Even if you and your ex-spouse are on generally good terms, negotiating this subject can be a minefield. One of the most difficult aspects can be re-imagining your family life after the...
Parallel parenting may help in high conflict divorces
If you and your spouse can’t be in the same room without arguing, you may wonder how you can co-parent after the divorce. Despite your contentious relationship, you may still want your soon-to-be-ex involved in your children’s lives. Parallel parenting offers the...
What is parental alienation syndrome?
New Jersey co-parents often struggle to adjust to life after a divorce. It can throw everyone off to abide by new visitation schedules or custody rules. Unfortunately, some couples disagree and argue more than others over this new lifestyle. In extreme cases, one...
Do grandparents have visitation rights after divorce?
If your grandchild’s parents are divorcing, you may wonder whether you will still get to see your grandchild. Parenting time, a concept that once seemed infinite, becomes a measured commodity. Will either parent want to share this limited time with you? A good thing...
Relocating with your kids after your divorce
Your divorce in Englewood Cliffs no doubt brings with it a certain sense of finality. Yet despite these feelings, your life will indeed go on. Part of that may include an opportunity to relocate to a new area (whether it be to move closer to extended family, seek new...
What you should know about child custody
Most aspects of your divorce have an emotional element to them but perhaps none more so than decisions regarding parenting time and child custody. You obviously have your child's interests at heart, but you may also worry about preserving your parent-child...
