
CHILD CUSTODY AGREEMENTS AND PARENTING PLANS
Will I still get to spend holidays with my child? Will I see him on his birthday?
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JOINT CUSTODY AGREEMENTS
If you have children and you’re going through a divorce, you will need arrange their care and think about how they are going to spend meaningful time with each of you. These issues are formally referred to as child custody.
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CHILD SUPPORT MEDIATION – KEEPING YOUR CHILDREN CENTRAL
Will I Have to Pay Child Support? How much will I get in Child Support? How is Child Support Calculated?
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Words that Harm and Words that Heal (Part III)
{3 minutes to read} Even well-meaning caregivers can miss or botch a critical opportunity to prevent trauma. Often this occurs…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Preventing Trauma – A Guide (Part II)
{4 minutes to read} Because trauma is painful, complex and difficult to resolve, what can we do to prevent it?…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.What’s the Difference Between Hurt and Trauma? (Part I)
{4 minutes to read} What’s the difference between hurt and trauma and why do divorcing parents need to know? Hurt…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Children: Damage by Divorce Is Not Mandated — Part 2
{4 minutes to read} Building on the recent blog series called Three Parenting Mistakes Good Parents Make, this article turns…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Children: Damage by Divorce is Not Mandated
{3:30 minutes to read} A good divorce from a bad marriage may actually be better for children when the alternative…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Three Parenting Mistakes Good Parents Make — Mistake #3
The Third Mistake parents make is speaking negatively about one another in front of their child. Let me widen the…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Three Parenting Mistakes Good Parents Make: Mistake #2
{3 minutes to read} Parents are tasked with becoming artful navigators. They must maintain the role of authority, decision-maker, and caretaker…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Three Parenting Mistakes Good Parents Make — Mistake #1
{5 minutes to read} Both married and divorced parents are capable of good and terrible parenting, and most parenting mistakes…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Should Squirrels Have the Right of Way?
{6 minutes to read} A friend of mine told me a little story about a woman he knew who had…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Freedom From the Tyranny of Things
{5 minutes to read} The other night, I saw a movie called Minimalism, and as I sorted through the thousands…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.A Triumph for the Best Interests of the Child
The Overruling of Baures by the NJ Appellate Court {7:12 minutes to read} Relocation is among the most difficult family…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.If I Can Waive Alimony, Why Can’t I Waive Child Support?
{5:45 minutes to read} If I can waive alimony, why can’t I waive child support? Fair question. Here’s why: Alimony…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Anger & Vitriol – and What to Do About Them in Divorce
{6:12 minutes to read) Yes, you’re mad as hell and you’re not gonna take it anymore! That’s what divorce is…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Sundays, Bloody Sundays
{4:42 minutes to read} Sundays are not known to be the bright spot of the week. Sundays, especially Sunday evenings,…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.The Magic of the Winter Picnic
{9:54 minutes to read} Divorce, Money and How to Insulate the Children One winter evening, when I was five,…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Whose Side Are We On? The Same Side!
{3:00 minutes to read} Not long ago, I heard something fairly remarkable in my mediation session. To set the scene…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Parental Alienation—Right Here on Earth
Parental alienation occurs when one parent hinders or disrupts, even poisons the relationship between the child and the other (usually…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Creating a Healthy Divorce Narrative for your Kids
There are a lot of recommendations about how to tell your children you are getting divorced. This article concentrates on…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Parentification
Childhood, until the mid-18th century, it is commonly believed, was not conceptualized as a particular stage in life. As reflected…
Rachel Alexander, Esq.Going Without And Going Within
One of the challenges of divorce is going without. Almost everyone goes through a monetary strain during divorce because running…
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