South Jersey Divorce Solutions Legal Blog
If the Judge is Going to Send Us to Mediation Anyway, Why Would We Go to Court First?
It’s a question that Melissa Fecak, Esq. at South Jersey Divorce Solutions tries to impress upon people all the time: if a judge is just going to punt the ball and send you to try to work it out in mediation
Who Should Be Involved in a Collaborative Divorce?
When a marriage ends, navigating the legal landscape can be daunting. Traditional divorce proceedings are often contentious, leaving both parties feeling defeated and exhausted. However, a collaborative divorce can provide a more amicable and constructive path. Let’s explore the benefits of
Reviewing Your Parenting Agreement for 2026
As we approach 2026, it’s essential for divorced or separated parents to take stock of their parenting agreements. A parenting agreement operates as a comprehensive roadmap for co-parenting after a divorce, outlining responsibilities, schedules, and guidelines designed to benefit the children
5 Ways Collaborative Divorce Makes Things Easier On Your Kids
When parents decide to end their marriage, the focus often gravitates toward the challenges of the divorce process itself—property division, child custody, and finances. However, one of the most critical factors in this situation is the children’s emotional and psychological well-being.
Managing the Holidays with Shared Custody
The holiday season is often a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. However, for parents navigating the complexities of shared custody, this time of year can also bring unique challenges. Juggling school events, church services, community gatherings, and the traditions of
Must I Consult the Non-Custodial Parent Over Childcare Considerations?
Divorced parents in New Jersey may encounter disagreements over the roles of custodial and non-custodial rights and responsibilities, and childcare considerations are typically at the top of the list. Understanding these distinctions and the implications of communication regarding childcare considerations can
Is Spousal Support a Major Consideration in a Graying Divorce?
Divorce rates have seen a notable decline overall, yet an intriguing trend has emerged among couples aged 50 and older. Often referred to as “graying divorce,” this phenomenon highlights a growing demographic of individuals who find themselves parting ways later in
When Is It Time for Co-Parent Counseling?
Divorce can be a significant turning point in anyone’s life, especially when children are involved. As parents transition from a married partnership to co-parenting, they often face a range of challenges that can complicate the raising of their children. Modern-day parenting
Back-to-School Child Support Concerns
You may not consider child support concerns as one of your top challenges as children return to school in the fall. However, the transition from carefree days of summer to the structured routine of school can lead to financial responsibilities that
Can Couples Undergo Mediation Before Marriage? Exploring the Benefits of Pre-Marital Mediation
As couples prepare to embark on the journey of marriage, they often focus on the exciting aspects: planning the wedding, dreaming about the future, and celebrating their love. Yet, preparing for a successful marriage also involves thoughtful discussions about how to