In Pennsylvania, a parent generally cannot relocate with a child unless every person with custody rights consents or a court approves. A relocation is any move that significantly impairs the other parent’s ability to exercise custodial rights. When might a move be...
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2 types of New Jersey guardianships (and 1 other option)
Unfortunately, New Jersey residents may one day face circumstances wherein they need to obtain guardianship of a spouse, parent, child or other loved one. The process can be fraught with tension and stress, but there are ways to ease the transition. Learn more below...
How can you handle the year of firsts?
Going through a divorce is a challenging undertaking, even in the best of circumstances. While many people stay focused on things like property division and matters related to the children, those aren’t the only things that you’ll have to deal with. One of the...
3 things you need to know about your prenup’s validity
A premarital agreement can offer clarity and peace of mind for both people entering a marriage. It can help define how property, income and debts will be treated during the marriage and in the event of a divorce. However, not all prenups hold up in court. Certain...
Are you co-parenting with a difficult ex?
Some former partners do a great job co-parenting together. Even though they’re no longer romantic partners, they focus on their children’s needs and provide loving, caring environments for their children to thrive. But many parents find themselves experiencing the...
Is divorce better or worse for the children?
When parents are considering a divorce, one issue they often face is trying to determine what will be best for their children. For instance, some believe that divorce is always worse for children, so they choose to “stay together for the kids” even when they know they...
Should you stay off social media during a child custody dispute?
Whether you're a constant updater or just check your Facebook account periodically, it's a fact that social media has changed how we live our lives. It's a way to stay in touch and reconnect. But we've all seen the dark side of social media as well, and pictures of...
Do you and your co-parent agree on social media standards?
Social media is a part of daily life for many families. While it can be a useful tool for sharing memories and staying connected, it also introduces unique challenges for co-parents. Ultimately, it is important for co-parents to agree on social media standards...
3 financial steps to consider in a divorce
Divorce is challenging emotionally, even when both spouses are amicable. Divorce also results in significant financial changes that require careful planning and consideration. Being as prepared as possible can help you navigate your future financially and protect your...
Modifying child support payments when you have a new child
Child support orders aim to provide financial stability for children, but life rarely follows a predictable path. When a new child enters the picture, it is natural to wonder how this impacts existing financial agreements. Is modification of the child support...
