Can You Kidnap Your Own Child?

In New Jersey, retaining or removing your child in violation of a child custody order can constitute kidnapping. If your...

How to Request a Psychological Evaluation in Your Child Custody Case

According to recent research, nearly 1 in 5 people deal with mental health issues. In many cases, these mental health...

How Does a Family Court Determine If a Parent Is Unfit in New Jersey?

The best interest of a child is the overriding factor that judges consider when deciding custody cases.  According to the...

Can a Child Sue for Child Support?

Child support payments are for the benefit and financial support of the child. However, the right to receive child support...

How Will Getting Married Affect My Custody Battle?

When you get divorced, you may doubt whether you will ever get married again. Then you meet someone who changes...

These 5 Factors Have a Huge Impact on Child Custody Decisions

New Jersey’s child custody laws are designed to protect a child’s best interest during a custody case. With that in...

How Can I Prove Parental Alienation?

There are no winners in a child custody case. Regardless of how a judge decides the case, the child does...

How Can a Father Get Full Custody of Their Child in New Jersey?

Both parents have responsibility for their children. It’s not always easy to share parental responsibility, whether parents are together or...