Elder Law, Family Law, and Estate Planning in Hackensack, New Jersey

  During the divorce process, many parents find themselves classified as the “non-custodial parent.” This means that they do not have primary custody of their child. In some cases, parents may mutually agree that this is the best situation. In other cases, the judge may decide that such an arrangement is in the best interests in the child. You may feel unhappy about how things have panned out because you wanted primary custody of your child. Whatever the case may be, it is important to understand your rights as a non-custodial parent. If you believe that your rights are being violated, it is crucial to reach out to a qualified,  experienced family law attorney  as soon as possible. Numerous studies have shown that it is important for  both  parents to play an active role in a child’s life. If you think you are not being given a fair chance to be part of your child’s life, it is time to take legal action. With a skilled lawyer by your side, you can fight for your...

Times change, and so can your child custody agreements. The process of changing these agreements in  New Jersey courts  is known as “modification,” and it can allow you to play a greater role in your child’s life. Alternatively, you may decide that you want your spouse to share more of the child-raising responsibilities. While modification of child custody agreements is always possible in the state of New Jersey, it is not always a straightforward process. There are many factors that you need to take into account as you approach this legal process. A qualified family law attorney can guide you through this process and help you reach a favorable legal outcome. With an experienced expert by your side, you can increase your chances of successfully modifying your child custody agreement. What Needs to Happen Before I can Modify the Child Custody Plan? Once a judge has  approved a child custody plan , very specific changes need to occur before that plan is revisited and modifi...