
What Are the Biggest Mistakes in a Custody Dispute?
The biggest mistakes in a custody dispute are letting emotions drive your decisions, refusing to communicate or cooperate with your co-parent, and failing to focus on your child’s best interests.

The biggest mistakes in a custody dispute are letting emotions drive your decisions, refusing to communicate or cooperate with your co-parent, and failing to focus on your child’s best interests.

If you want the most successful outcome from mediation or collaborative divorce, the best way to come prepared is to do your homework: understand your goals, gather your financial information,

Divorce can be an emotionally challenging and complex process. Even when both spouses agree that divorce is the right path, the logistics of separating lives, finances, and parenting responsibilities can

Shared custody during the summer months can be tricky. Summer in South Jersey is a season full of possibilities: longer days, family vacations, beach trips, barbecues, and countless opportunities to

Family law in New Jersey is undergoing notable changes, with two key legislative bills drawing attention from attorneys, parents, and child advocates alike. Senate Bill S2008 (currently pending) and Senate

When parents decide to end their marriage, one of their biggest concerns is the impact on their children. Divorce, even under the best circumstances, brings significant change and emotional upheaval.

Divorce is often portrayed as a battleground, but it doesn’t have to be. For many couples in New Jersey, maintaining civility throughout the divorce process is both possible and beneficial—for

Imagine a situation where the soon-to-be ex-spouse has decided to make parenting decisions without the other parent. It’s a scenario that plays out far too often in divorcing families: instead

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

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
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