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Who is the Custodial Parent After a Divorce? When couples going through a divorce have children, they must determine new arrangements for their future. This includes settling a custody agreement. During this time, parents can be awarded physical and legal custody. Parents who are given physical custody of their child are considered the custodial parent.Read More
Support Payments After a Divorce Divorces are often a very complex process. It requires separating two lives that were brought and built together over a period of time. This can be difficult to do, as two spouses’ lives are tied together in several different ways. This may be financially or even if the couple hasRead More
When Does Child Support End in New Jersey? When a couple goes through a divorce, they must settle many legal matters. If they are parents, one of these includes child support. This requires one parent to make support payments to the other to help financially assist their child even after the divorce is final. ThisRead More
Child Relocation After a Divorce in New Jersey Divorces require couples to settle arrangements for an entirely new life. When spouses are parents, they must determine arrangements for the custody of their children. When custody arrangements are approved by the court, they are considered the law and therefore must be followed. However, life is unexpectedRead More
What are the Differences Between Physical And Legal Custody? During divorce proceedings, a couple is required to consider arrangements for their new future and reach necessary decisions. If the couple has children, they must determine the custody of the children. Custody determines which parent the child will spend most of their time with and whoRead More
Alternative Methods of Divorce in New Jersey Couples sometimes seek out alternative methods that do not require litigation when they are planning to divorce. While it is not always possible for all couples to do, some are able to come to agreements regarding the terms of their divorce outside a courtroom without the assistance ofRead More
What are the Differences Between a Contested and Uncontested Divorce? Going through a divorce can be complicated and exhausting for a couple. It requires a great deal of time and patience to determine the necessary arrangements for a divorce to be official. These proceedings may vary depending on if spouses can come to an agreementRead More
Citing Grounds for Divorce in New Jersey Divorce can often become a very difficult and emotionally taxing process for anyone involved in the proceedings. In the state of New Jersey, spouses must meet certain requirements before they can begin the process. One of the things they are obligated to do is to cite grounds forRead More
Spousal Support in New Jersey When couples go through a divorce, the spouses must discuss and come to conclusions on many legal matters. Part of a divorce is determining spousal support, also known as alimony. Alimony is court-ordered support payments from one spouse to another. These payments are made for a period of time afterRead More
Can Settlement Agreements be Modified in New Jersey? When spouses divorce, they reach decisions on many marital issues. Before the divorce is official, all decisions are finalized by a judge. This is even true for divorces through mediation, as the judge reviews the couple’s decisions and approves or denies them. In all court cases, whatRead More
