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Family law is not easy. Family law cases (child support, child visitation, child custody, divorce, etc.) are quite complex. Our family lawyers in NJ are here to answer all of your questions. We know you probably have plenty of them. Unfortunately, we can't provide an answer to each and every question on this page. However, you can take advantage of your free consultation and discuss your case directly with an attorney. Just call our number and ask away: 732-984-9249.
After a divorce, you probably want to revert to your maiden name as quickly as possible. Because yes, you can change the last name after the divorce is completed. The good news is that the process is not very complicated. However, to be able to change your name as quickly as possible, we advise you to get in touch with our family attorneys in NJ.
Almost anyone has heard about a prenuptial agreement, probably from movies. But what are they and how do they protect your rights? A prenuptial agreement is there to protect your rights in case of a divorce or if your spouse passes away. The contract is signed by both you and your spouse before the marriage and clearly states what happens with your assets, amongother things.
Is a prenuptial the same as a postnuptial? The good news is that it is. So, if you've read the definition of a prenuptial agreement above, you know what a postnuptial contract is. Of course, there is a difference. The postnup is signed after the marriage. However, the two contracts have a similar form.
Yes, a grandparent can get custody. Even aunts, uncles and close family friends can get custody of a child in some cases. However, things are very complicated and can get even more complicated during some hearings. To make sure you are prepared, you should retain the services of some excellent family attorneys in NJ.
Courts don't favor one parent or the other. The main thing the court is interested in is the best interest of the child. The judges will make a decision based on what's best for the child. The parent's sex is not an important factor in their decision. So yes, the father can get custody.
Of course we can. It's easy. The time-sharing plan is a schedule you present to the court where you and your spouse agree to split the complex job of raising the child. You will also agree with your spouse how much time the child spends with each parent.
We are certain you need more answers. Family law is not easy to understand. We apologize for not being able to provide answers to more questions on this page. To help you out, you can call our family lawyers in NJ right now and get a free consultation. Don't be afraid to ask: 732-984-9249.
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