“This fourth reprint of S4510 and third reprint of A5761 substantially alters how contested custody cases are handled—but not always in ways that protect families.”

New Jersey’s latest custody bill, S4510/A5761, aims to protect children, but the bill has unintended consequences. In his most recent article published in this week’s New Jersey Law Journal, Family Law attorney Charles F. Vuotto explores how the bill may undermine reunification therapy and diminish judicial discretion.

Read the full article here.

If you have questions about A5761 or other Family Law concerns, please contact Charles F. Vuotto or any other member of the A.Y. Strauss Family Law practice group.

 

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