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The continuing challenge of co-parenting in New Jersey

For Bridgewater, New Jersey, spouses who decide to end their marriage, the day their divorce is final means the conflicts are over. This may be true for divorcing couples who do not have a child. However, if a child is involved, the issues may continue because both parents, even after divorce, have to consider the best interests of the children. The same can be said when it comes to child custody.

Co-parenting after divorce can help kids enjoy family life

Determining who will have primary custody of the children at the end of a marriage can be emotional to everyone involved -- especially children. For this reason, resolving such child-custody issues as parenting time should always be done with the best interests of the child. Beyond the child custody settlement, however, parents can apply this standard to co-parenting, as well.

Court denies sex offender's child custody claim

Parents usually perceive their child to be their proudest accomplishment, their most cherished treasure. Nonetheless, some parents want their children for questionable reasons. For example, there was a case in New Jersey with a man whose child custody claim was denied by the court.

Supreme Court rules on international child custody dispute

Considering the immense legal complexities involved in international jurisdictional laws, international child custody disputes are difficult. However, the United States does have a say in international child custody matters involving American children. Whether residing in New Jersey or any other state, international laws on child adoption and custody apply.

Child custody dispute over child in foster care

The legal system in the United States is meant to be fair and impartial. However, laws do need time to take root. Legislators' inability to anticipate changes based on modern technology and quickly changing social paradigms is an unfortunate reality - one that can force a child into the throes of an unconventional and vicious child custody battle.

Child custody appears to be primary issue in Bethenny Frankel's divorce

New Jersey residents may recall that earlier this month we discussed Bethenny Frankel's divorce. The reality television star was married to Jason Hoppy for two years. People watched the couple's life unfold. Viewers even got to witness the birth of the couple's daughter.

Setting aside conflicts after divorce

Ending a marriage will introduce different changes and adjustments to a family, particularly if a child is involved. In New Jersey, custody agreements will be necessary to settle issues like parenting time and visitation rights. Court decisions regarding custody issues may also take into account the importance of the relationship of the parents with their children after divorce.

Reality star Bethenny Frankel files for divorce, wants prenup upheld

New Jersey residents who keep up with reality television shows have probably been checking on the latest details about Bethenny Frankel's recent divorce filing. Frankel and her soon-to-be ex-husband Jason Hoppy were married for two years and they have a 2-year-old daughter together. Like many celebrity couple splits, this couple's divorce could turn contentious very quickly.

Disabled parents face child custody challenges in the U.S.

When resolving child custody issues in New Jersey, the court will take many factors that could affect the "best interests" of a child under consideration. In some situations, parents might be surprised by what the court will consider to be a relevant or concerning factor in a child custody case.

Child custody and divorce: Tips for parenting with an ex-spouse

Last week on our Somerville family law blog, we mentioned that the holidays can be particularly challenging for newly divorced adults and their children. But the truth is, surviving a new divorce after the holidays can be just as challenging, especially for those who need to get used to new child custody arrangements.

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