What are Differences Between Legal and Residential Custody?

As an experienced New Jersey Child Custody Attorney I am often asked about legal and residential custody.

Legal custody deals with the person or persons making the major decisions on behalf of the children
Joint custody is when both parents make these decisions together
Sole custody is when one parent makes decisions on the children’s behalf

Have you decided to file for divorce, but have questions on how you will handle child custody? If so, contact or call our team at (201) 880-9770 to help you decide the best direction for your family.

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