Four years ago, we handled the divorce of a New Jersey father. Last week, he called me with two questions that were perplexing him. “My eight-year-old son has been living with me full-time since the pandemic because my ex-wife is an EMS paramedic with insane hours now. She is the custodial parent, but it’s safer […]
Even During COVID-19, New Jersey Dads Can Stop A Toxic Stepdad from Alienating His Children
About three years ago, we handled the divorce of a New Jersey father. It was a difficult case because his wife showed all of the signs of being a narcissist. After months of battling with the woman and her lawyer – who quietly told me he was having his own issues with the woman – […]
During and After COVID-19: Can New Jersey Men and Fathers Move with Their Children?
Like many other things during the lockdowns brought on by the pandemic, people have not been doing much moving since March. But job changes and transfers, common before COVID-19 took over everybody’s life, are likely to begin picking up again as businesses come back to life and people either return from a layoff or get […]
What Should Divorced New Jersey Fathers Tell Their Kids About COVID-19?
A sad New Jersey father met with me in our Virtual Law Office to discuss his pending divorce. As he is doing every day, he’d called his three-year-old boy on Zoom the previous night and almost cried when the child said, “I can’t see the virus daddy, so it’s gone. Come play with me tomorrow.” […]
Questions New Jersey Fathers Have About Modifying Custody and Visitation Orders During the COVID-19 Lockdown
With the COVID-19 quarantines and lockdowns, a number of men and fathers in New Jersey want to be named as either the custodial parent or a co-parent of their children. Doing this may be more complicated right now right now than under more normal circumstances, but in some situations, it can be done. Still, it […]
