Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: Changing visitation sometimes

Apparently you and your former significant other are not able to be friends while making decisins about your child. You should try to establish some trust with your former mate that you are acting in good faith

only in the interest of your child. A good relationship when dealing with your child's interests is good for all three of you.

Gary Moore

Re: Changing visitation sometimes

Yes, you can, but you need to work this out with your ex. If you do not, then you may end up in Court, which will cost both of you money, but will give you a decision by the Judge. For good reasons, the Judge will let you move the visitation days. That is likely what would happen, but I am not certain of that, that is only a general statement. Your ex could ask for more or different visitation, so you should be aware of that possibility.

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