Defining Parental Alienation Parental Alienation typically occurs when one parent, usually the custodial parent, lies about and badmouths the other parent to create a divide between the child and non-custodial parent. This can result in brainwashing the child, disrupting ...
Read MoreWhen Your Child’s Wants to Decide Custody It is not uncommon for children to voice their opinion in the child custody arrangements in their parent’s ...
View MoreThis legal document, which is a court order of the Family Part, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, is essential in any child custody case . For ...
View MoreThe New Jersey Appellate Division directs the attorneys at our law firm towards N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(n) which addresses cohabitation with respect to ...
View MoreIn determining the amount of counsel fees owed to the Wife in one case, as well as the payment of the expert and mediator fees, a judge of the Family ...
View MoreIn Gromek, the court held that a motion to reconsider pursuant to Rule 4:50-1 does not act as a substitute for an appeal, especially when it is not ...
View MoreSingle mothers face many unique challenges, and worry constantly about the health and well-being of their children. Whether you were married or single ...
View MoreA Guardian ad Litem (“GAL”) may be appointed to represent the best interests of the child in child custody or divorce proceedings. The lawyers at our ...
View MoreSince 1996 the lawyers at our East Brunswick, New Jersey law firm have represented both victims and alleged perpetrators in domestic violence matters, ...
View MoreThe initial way that an affair (or as divorce lawyers refer to as adultery) can affect a marriage is when a spouse decides to file a Complaint for ...
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