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How Does DCPP Investigate Allegations of Educational Neglect?

A DCPP Educational Neglect Investigation Examines Attendance, School Records, And The Reasons Behind Absences A school attendance problem can become a child welfare investigation faster than many parents expect. A teacher, counselor, attendance officer, relative, or another concerned person may report suspected educational neglect to New Jersey's Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP). At…

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How Medical Records Can Affect a DCPP Investigation

Medical Records Can Shape Every Stage Of A New Jersey DCPP Investigation A bruise noted during a pediatric visit, a missed follow-up appointment, or an emergency room history that appears inconsistent can quickly become part of a New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency investigation. Medical records may help DCPP evaluate whether a child…

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Managing College Expenses After A New Jersey Divorce

New Jersey Divorce Attorneys Explain How Courts Handle College Costs For many New Jersey families, the question of who pays for college surfaces years after a divorce is finalized. The children are older, tuition bills are arriving, and neither parent expected the financial conversation to be this complicated. The default assumption that each parent simply…

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Understanding Parallel Parenting and When It's Used

New Jersey Child Custody Lawyers Explain A Better Option For High-Conflict Families When parents get divorced in New Jersey, they have several different options when it comes to how their children are raised after separation. Common arrangements include joint custody with one primary residence and shared physical custody with roughly equal parenting time. Another option…

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