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Parental teamwork paves the way to a workable child custody plan

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Apr 18, 2022 | Family Law |

Divorce may be on the horizon, but you and your spouse may still have children to raise, children who must adjust to the breakup of the family unit.

You will need guidelines to help you manage your new role as co-parents, and teamwork is a good way to go about preparing a successful child custody plan.

Pennsylvania parenting

Most judges in Pennsylvania require divorcing parents to submit a child custody plan or parenting plan. If you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse are able to work together to create such a plan, you can avoid having to go to court to battle over custody concerns.

Important points

Every child custody plan is unique, but all will include basic child-raising details. To begin with, name the primary residence for your child. Go on to describe the day-to-day visitation schedule you and the other parent work out. You can change or expand upon this schedule to allow for holidays, vacation time, birthdays and other special occasions. Your plan should also explain how you will go about making major decisions concerning your child’s education, healthcare, discipline and other important considerations. Also, include how you and the other parent will communicate about upcoming plans or issues involving your child.

The view of the court

You and the other parent should build your child custody plan around your work schedules as well as your child’s schedule. With legal guidance, you can ensure a well-written plan that leaves nothing out. Always bear in mind that the judge who reviews your plan will want to confirm that these guidelines for your coming role as co-parents cover essential points and serve the best interests of your child.

How to handle the mortgage in a New Jersey divorce

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | May 10, 2022 | Divorce

When you and your New Jersey spouse take out a mortgage together, both of you maintain responsibility for that mortgage even if you divorce, unless you make other arrangements. Even if your divorce decree dictates that only you or only your ex has to pay the mortgage,...

Divorcing with pets: who gets custody of the dog?

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | May 6, 2022 | Divorce

When you acquire a dog during your marriage, the pup becomes part of the family. You and your spouse may consider your pet another child between you. Unfortunately, unless you live in Illinois, Alaska or California, the law looks at your dog as property — this is true...

Are electric vehicles too quiet to be safe?

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Apr 4, 2022 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

Because of designated sidewalks and mandatory yield signs, many parts of New Jersey are walkable for pedestrians. Still, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 175 pedestrians died in motor vehicle accidents in the Garden State in 2019 alone....

Could mediation be the best divorce option for the two of you?

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Mar 18, 2022 | Divorce

If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, you may dread the thought of a lengthy divorce in court. Mediation is another option that many divorcing couples prefer because of its advantages over litigation. What can you expect to happen if you choose...

Don’t Google or Waze and Drive – Navigation by Cell Phone Can get you Ticketed

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Mar 10, 2022 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

New Jersey’s Appellate Division released a published decision yesterday ruling that a driver’s use of his cell phone to type in the address for directions to his destination while driving constitutes the use of the phone prohibited by N.J.S.A. 34:97-3. This section of...

Drawing attention to other distracted driving risk factors

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Mar 2, 2022 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

Behind the wheel, you need to avoid any distractions that could affect your driving. Many drivers understand that cell phones play a major role in the prevalence of distracted driving, such as texting, sending emails and making calls. However, many there are many...

NIL’S ARE NOT ONLY FOR COLLEGE STARS – NEW JERSEY PERMITS HIGH SCHOOL NIL’S

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Feb 28, 2022 | Firm News

In response to a question raised through family members about what parents need to know -- and do -- in response to a NIL offer to their 16-year-old multi-sport star, I did a bit of research. Here is what I learned. NIL’s stand for Name Image and Likeness, you may...

Can a dog attack lead to sepsis?

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Feb 22, 2022 | Animal Bites, Personal Injury

Even if you trust your own dog implicitly, you know how unpredictable and dangerous other animals can be. In fact, a seemingly friendly dog may turn vicious with little notice or no notice at all. If a dog attacks you, you are vulnerable to a variety of injuries,...

How can doctors treat animal bites?

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Feb 11, 2022 | Animal Bites

Animal bites can happen to anyone. Bites may occur with familiar animals, family pets or stranger animals at a campsite or hiking trails. According to Healthline, most people suffer animal bites because of a family pet. While some animal bites may result in mild...

What is a nuisance under the Commercial Maintenance Code of the City of Woodbury?

On Behalf of Cockerill, Craig & Moore, LLC | Feb 4, 2022 | Premises Liability

Every location has its own laws pertaining to keeping the peace and avoiding nuisances. This includes the City of Woodbury, which has the Commercial Maintenance Code that covers many different points, including defining nuisance. Having this code is important to...

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