Parents generally want what is best for their children. This wish of parents does not change after a divorce. Non-custodial parents may feel that their child custody agreements do not allow them enough opportunities to have a positive impact on the lives of their...
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Child Custody
Child custody in the U.S. — interesting facts to note
In modern-day society, children have been identified as a vulnerable group that needs to be protected at all times. This awareness has also led to the coining of the phrase "best interests of the child," which plays a prevalent role in matters dealing with...
Child custody — co-parenting may be a good option
The end of a marriage seldom is an easy process and is often accompanied by mixed feelings. Decisions regarding child custody are often the most difficult to make, especially when co-parenting is being negotiated. Co-parenting may be a difficult decision to make,...
Child custody and visitation: how times have brought changes
Thirty years ago, personal computers and the Internet were something virtually unknown, yet today, they have become an integral part of most people's lives. Webcams and the possibilities created by computer applications to meet virtually have even...
Child custody: A sleep-over can benefit all
The results of a study conducted by researchers of an American university has proven the importance of both parents in the lives of children from a very young age. When divorce involves children, the parents have to come to agreements relating to many issues. When the...
Child custody in New Jersey — what does the law say?
One of the most important aspects to consider in a divorce is what will happen with any children involved. In 1979, the state of New Jersey adopted the Uniform Child Custody Act (UCCA). The Act aims at the prevention of conflicts relating to custody when parents live...
Considerations regarding child custody and support
Divorce or separation of parents is generally a difficult situation. Many divorcing parents do not always find this easy and, in some instances, cannot agree on child custody terms. To make matters worse, legalize can be confusing at the best of times. When one is...
Child custody and child support can be difficult
The end of a marriage is never easy. The divorce process can be very complex, especially when children are involved. Once the process is started, the divorcing partners have to reach agreements on matters such as child custody and support, alimony, visitation and much...
Joint child custody or shared child custody — what to do
Some of the most important decisions a couple considering divorce have to make relates to the custody of their children. In most cases, parents are reluctant to given up any of their rights or access to their children. Each parent often believes that he or she is the...
Child custody and support in the case of a special needs child
Children with special needs require specialized care and support for a longer time than most other children. The need for care and support may continue until adulthood in some cases. When the New Jersey parents of a child who is physically or mentally impaired decide...