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Important case for grandparent’s rights
In a recent decision the court has upheld the importance of the role grandparents play in the lives of their grandchildren. This case also recognizes the vital roles attorneys play in the legal system and the benefit counsel can provide … Continue reading
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NJ Supreme Court gives both parents an equal voice in deciding last name of the child
In a recent NJ Supreme Court decision, the rights of the non-custodial parent were placed on equal footing with those of the parent of primary custody when it comes to establishing the surname of the child. This is an important … Continue reading
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Can a parent with joint legal custody make unilateral decisions affecting the child?
After a divorce, there is often disagreement between the parents as to what is appropriate with regard to the child’s education and religious upbringing. Under joint legal custody, both parties are to be involved in major decisions including but not … Continue reading
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Use of prescribed medications while pregnant can lead to a charge of child abuse / neglect
In a case that pits the welfare a pregnant women against the welfare of her newborn child, the Appellate Division recently decided a case in which they affirmed a finding of abuse and/or neglect against a mother for her use … Continue reading
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Changing the last name of the child
It is common in divorce proceedings for the former wife to change her surname. The law allows her to adopt any surname, not just her maiden name, as long as it is not being done for fraudulent purposes or to … Continue reading
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