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How Does Out of State Parenting Time Work?

May 9, 2018

Planning Out of State Parenting Time Non-custodial parents in New Jersey can enjoy ample parenting time when it is in the child’s best interests. But living in...

A Look at Parental Supervision During Parenting Time

May 3, 2018

Parenting Time Protocol Many non-custodial parents enjoy liberal parenting time. During parenting time, they have the right to make day-to-day decisions about feeding, activities, and even supervision....

Parenting Guidelines: How Closely Should I Follow My Parenting Plan?

January 17, 2018

Plans are Never Perfect Parenting plans provide parenting guidelines for co-parents. They are court-ordered, meaning you could be found in contempt if you disobey one. But following your...

Understanding the Process of Reunification Therapy

October 12, 2017

Moving on After a Separation Separation caused by parental alienation, divorce, custody disputes, or foster placement can wreak havoc on the parent-child bond. Families often need guidance and...

Can Children Grow Out of Their Parenting Plan?

August 28, 2017

Growing Up and Out Parenting plans are not one size fits all nor are they set in stone. A parenting plan is a set of guidelines, which can...

When to Call in a Parenting Coordinator

June 7, 2017

Get Help Now Co-Parent Coordination Co-parenting is challenging and requires high levels of cooperation and problem-solving. Often, co-parents struggle to follow their parenting plan with minimal conflict...

Purposeful Parenting Plans

June 5, 2017

Get Help Now Planning With a Purpose Developing a parenting plan is one of the most difficult things to do as a parent. The term “parenting plan”...

Reunification: Tips for a Successful Transition

February 1, 2017

Building a Bond When a child and a parent are separated because of parental alienation, foster placement, or a custody dispute, intervention is often necessary to help...

What Is the Right of First Refusal?

December 29, 2016

The Right to Provide Care The right of first refusal is a provision commonly included in parenting plans to ensure both parents have every opportunity possible to spend...

How to Get Visitations Supervised

December 16, 2016

Parenting Time Precautions Concerned parents can ask that the non-custodial parent’s parenting time be supervised by a third party. Supervised visitation is common in cases involving domestic violence,...

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