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Tips for Making Quick Parenting Time Changes Easier and Stress-Free

Changes on the Go Sharing parenting time doesn’t have to feel like mission impossible. Yes, you have to balance many factors like your schedule, your child’s needs, and a host of other things that can complicate co-parenting. But adopting a flexible and cooperative mindset is the starting point from which you can make raising your…

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How Does Out of State Parenting Time Work?

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 another state can make it difficult to take advantage of that time. Out of state parenting time is doable. Whether it is sustainable, however, hinges on many factors,…

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A Look at Parental Supervision During Parenting Time

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. Ideally, the non-custodial parent would be present during all parenting time, but this isn’t always feasible. Work demands, family responsibilities, or illness can all hinder a non-custodial parent’s…

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

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 parenting plan is essential for another reason: your child’s benefit. Parenting plans are designed to provide your child with consistent parenting, which can otherwise be difficult when…

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What Is a Parenting Assessment?

Parenting assessments are comprehensive assessments of a parent’s overall fitness including parental skills and competencies. Typically conducted by mental health professionals or social workers, this assessment can include interviews, testimony, home evaluations, and reviewing important documents such as childcare or mental health care records.

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