When parents go through a divorce, they usually create a parenting time agreement that discusses how the two plan to raise their child together. In this document may designate certain holidays that each parent gets to spend with their child every year, such as Halloween. Continue reading below to learn more about how to handle these matters and contact an experienced New Jersey family law attorney for guidance.
Parents love to spend the holiday of Halloween with their children making memories together. However, parents who are divorced may not get to do this every year with their child. This is because their parenting time agreement may not allow them to have time on this particular day. In the event that parents are unable to agree regarding how to spend Halloween with their children, there are ways this matter can be handled that work for both parents. This can include the following:
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