Child Custody

Cherry Hill and Voorhees, New Jersey Lawyer Handing Child Custody Matters

In any divorce proceeding or relationship break-up where children are involved, maintaining a sense of stability and security is important. While it is easy to allow the focus to shift to the floundering relationship, it is the children's relationship to each parent that is critical and will largely be the focus of the courts.

At the Gibbsboro, New Jersey, law office of Carol A. Fabietti, we advise either divorcing or unmarried parents on the best ways to help preserve a child's relationship with both parents. Contact us for a free initial consultation regarding child custody.

Utilizing Community Resources

New Jersey courts mandate custody awareness seminars for divorcing parents. Our firm supports such programs and encourages clients to take full advantage of the resources our community provides. By helping parents know what signs to look for in their children, they can better address their needs during the divorce or separation process. These seminars also help parents keep track of their own feelings as they move forward.

Mediating a Workable Parenting Plan

Normally, joint legal custody is the preferred custodial arrangement in a divorce. One parent serves as the parent of primary residence while the other serves as the parent of alternate residence. Having worked in family law for more than 20 years in the South Jersey area, attorney Carol A. Fabietti, understands that cooperation and having open lines of communication after divorce or break-up is critical. She is committed to ensuring the continued support of both parents in a child's life and helps individuals devise child custody and parenting time plans that reflect this commitment.

Our Goals Concerning Child Custody

Our goal in devising child custody arrangements is to create parenting plans that are flexible — liberal terms that take into account shifts in schedules or changes in circumstances. We are also able to assist you with enforcement of parenting plans as well as modifications, when necessary.

By minimizing conflict, we help to preserve parental rights, as well as the critical parent/child relationship now and for the future. Contact Carol A. Fabietti to obtain a free initial consultation.