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Newborn separation from mother: New Jersey breast-feeding custody laws

Author: Nicole Casciola and Rosanne DeTorres

Breast-feeding in custody issues When a baby is born, there are extraordinary decisions that have to be made concerning the child's health, safety, and...

What is a temporary custody agreement and when is it used?

Author: Nicole Casciola and Rosanne DeTorres

Legal and physical custody are defined as two different custodial relationships in the state of New Jersey. Legal custody is defined by the parent or parents...

Grandparents rights in New Jersey

Author: Nicole Casciola and Rosanne DeTorres

In many families, grandparents play a significant role in a child’s life. In positive situations, grandparents provide love, care and support complimenting...

Mental health and child custody

Author: Nicole Casciola and Erin DeGeorge

Mental health issues can impact every area of a person's life, and if not managed properly can have devastating effects on that person and all of their...

When can a child decide which parent to live with?

Author: Nicole Casciola and Rosanne DeTorres

When people are involved in a custody matter, the children should always be the priority. Often, people lose sight of what is best for the children because the...

Residential Custody in New Jersey

Author: Nicole Casciola and Rosanne DeTorres

If you are contemplating a separation from your child’s other parent, it is important for you to have an understanding of the different types of child...

Are You Considering Divorce While Pregnant?

Author: Nicole Casciola and Erin DeGeorge

If you are considering or already pursuing divorce during pregnancy, speaking to a family law expert can help you navigate this process. If you are considering...

Are you parenting with a counter parent?

Author: Nicole Casciola and Rosanne DeTorres

If you are unsure about what counter parenting is and whether your child’s other parent is a counter parent, we can help you. Counter parenting has been...

Are You CoParenting with a Toxic Ex?

Author: Nicole Casciola and Rosanne DeTorres

One of the most difficult aspects of ending a relationship with a partner when you have children is creating a new relationship so that you can effectively...

Do You Need a Parallel Parenting Plan?

Author: Nicole Casciola and Erin DeGeorge

When couples separate, often it is difficult for them to continue to co-parent their child in an amicable way. All too often, people are unable to communicate...

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Divorce for Irreconcilable Differences in New Jersey

Can feelings of being less connected, of “growing apart,” physical or emotional distance, or mistrust be grounds for divorce in New Jersey, or does a couple need to demonstrate something less abstract?  Does filing for divorce require proof of alleged harm, or can a couple simply come to a...

July 26, 2024 Read More

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Cohabitation in New Jersey

Whether you are considering a new shared living arrangement with your partner, are already living together before marriage, or wondering about a previous partner’s change in relationship status, it’s a good idea to know how cohabitation laws in New Jersey affect your rights and...

July 18, 2024 Read More

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False allegations in divorce: How to defend yourself against false allegations in divorce

What are false accusations in a divorce case?  False accusations in divorce can deal with any issue or situation when the other parent or party has made a false statement about you. Unfortunately, false allegations and false accusations, two terms used interchangeably, are common in divorce...

July 11, 2024 Read More

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