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We proudly represent clients throughout New Jersey.
Bhatt Law Group can work with you to advocate for the type of custody that you believe works best for you and your children. There are a lot of issues that may be involved, particularly if the custody issues arise in the middle of divorce proceedings. Bhatt Law Group has been helping people in contentious and emotional family law proceedings in New Jersey since 2006, and has decades of combined experience.
Child custody can be one of the most emotional and complicated issues in family law. While divorce or separation might end a romantic relationship, it does not end relationships with children. The type of custody arrangement a couple agrees upon or is decided by the court can drastically affect how parents care for their children in the future.
If you are facing child custody issues, you need compassionate advocates who can help you make good choices to ensure the well-being of your children. Bhatt Law Group has experienced family law attorneys who are well-versed in the complicated and sensitive issues surrounding custody arrangements. Having a supportive and understanding attorney by your side can help you navigate this complex area of law. Call our child custody lawyers at (201) 798-8000 for a free initial consultation.
Courts want to make decisions that are in the best interest of children involved in custody disputes. Under New Jersey law that means that all children should have frequent and continuing contact with both parents after they separate. Parents are directed to share all responsibilities as well. When making custody decisions, courts must consider factors to determine what is in the best interest of the child, which include:
Once the court evaluates the situation of both parents and the best interest of the child, it will issue a decision regarding custody arrangements. Custody arrangements always address the following:
Custody may be granted on a “sole” or “joint” basis. Sole custody gives one parent rights and responsibilities, while joint custody indicates that both parents equally share duties. If joint custody is awarded for residential or legal custody, the court will generally determine which parent is “primary” when making relevant decisions.
Bhatt Law Group can work with you to advocate for the type of custody that you believe works best for you and your children. There are a lot of issues that may be involved, particularly if the custody issues arise in the middle of divorce proceedings. Bhatt Law Group has been helping people in contentious and emotional family law proceedings in New Jersey since 2006, and has decades of combined experience.
Contact us today to speak with one of our compassionate family law attorneys by calling (201) 798-8000 for a free initial consultation.
We proudly represent clients throughout New Jersey.
Child custody refers to the legal arrangement regarding the care and control of a child after parents separate or divorce.
Courts consider factors such as parental willingness to cooperate, the child's relationship with parents, safety concerns, and the child's preferences.
There are two main types of custody: physical custody, where the child lives with one parent, and legal custody, which involves decision-making authority regarding the child's welfare.
Sole custody grants one parent full rights and responsibilities, while joint custody allows both parents to share duties equally.
Our experienced family law attorneys can advocate for the custody arrangement that best suits you and your children.
Yes, we offer a free initial consultation to discuss your child custody concerns.
You can contact us by calling (201) 798-8000.
Bhatt Law Group has been helping clients with family law issues in New Jersey since 2006, with decades of combined experience.
Having a supportive attorney can help you navigate the complex legal landscape and advocate for your child's best interests.