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Judges can consider your child’s preference in a custody case, but there are limits. Courts
Although your child’s wishes matter, New Jersey court orders for parenting time are legally binding.
Will infidelity affect your divorce if your ex cheated on you? Usually, no. Infidelity can
In most cases, you can’t stop court-ordered visitation, even if you believe your child isn’t
Under New Jersey law, judges should consider your child’s preference for who to live with,
You must pay child support as ordered, even if your ex won’t let you see
Family court in New Jersey can take its toll, but the good news is you
Can’t locate your spouse in New Jersey and afraid it will stop your divorce? Don’t
Your parenting time is not a suggestion or friendly request. It’s an official court order