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Parent committed child abuse by making false claims of sexual abuse
Parties going through a divorce often seek out any advantage they belief will give them the upper hand and increase their chances of realizing a favorable outcome. When dealing with the emotional issue of child support and custody, parents often … Continue reading
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Should children have their own attorney in parental termination cases?
In an apparent effort to protect the rights and interests of children in NJ, the Assembly Judiciary Committee is proposing to require children in parental termination cases be provided with their own attorney. BILL WOULD GIVE CHILDREN COUNSEL IN PARENTAL … Continue reading
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NJ Appellate Court clarifies law on relocating out of state with a child
As today’s society becomes increasingly mobile, divorce parents often find that the need to move from New Jersey after their divorce has been finalized. The need to move can arise due to a new job offer, remarriage, or the need to … Continue reading
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Divorce and back to school issues
As a new school year begins, new issues may arise if you are recently divorced. Juggling two households with children, homework, and after school activities can be a challenge. For the welfare of your children, it is imperative that you … Continue reading
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Keep the non-custodial parent in the loop if you want them to pay for college.
In a recently decided but unreported decision, the Appellate Court emphasized that the quality of the relationship of a parent and child is an important factor when deciding if a parent should have an obligation to contribute towards college expenses. As … Continue reading
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