Custody decisions are a heavy part of divorce proceedings. However, they are not only an issue during divorces but when the parents are unmarried as well. When unmarried parents wish to obtain custody of their child, there is a different process in place. While this is true, these cases are just as important. Continue reading below to learn more and contact an experienced New Jersey family law attorney for assistance with your case.
New Jersey custody law follows different procedures in cases of unmarried parents. These situations require parents to enter a non-dissolution “FD” case. This allows parents the following rights:
Custody issues can be very stressful and concerning, as parents tend to worry about how often they will get to see their child. In the state of New Jersey, there are different types of custody arrangements that can be determined for unmarried parents depending on their familial situation. This can include the following:
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