Struggling to See Your Child? You Have Rights—And So Does Your Child
When a relationship ends, communication can become strained—especially between co-parents. But in New Jersey, family courts prioritize the best interests of the child, and that often means ensuring both parents remain actively involved in the child’s life.
Even if communication between parents broke down, your child still deserves a meaningful relationship with both of you. And each parent has a legal obligation to encourage and support the child’s relationship with the other parent—even if the relationship between the adults is over.
What If Your Ex Won’t Let You See Your Child?
If your Ex is denying you parenting time or restricting your communication with your child, it may be time to take legal action. New Jersey courts take these matters seriously and will enforce a parent’s right to access and parenting time when it’s in the child’s best interests.
Obtaining a formal custody and parenting time order can help ensure your rights—and your child’s rights—are protected. A clearly written order reduces conflict, prevents manipulation, and creates structure for both co-parents.
Protect Your Bond with Your Child
Don’t let an uncooperative co-parent limit your relationship with your child. Simon Law Group, LLC has extensive experience helping parents enforce custody rights and secure regular, meaningful parenting time.
Contact Simon Law Group, LLC today to speak with a compassionate and knowledgeable family law attorney. We’re here to help you fight for your place in your child’s life.
