Keith Family Law Blog
How Much Does a Contested Divorce Cost in New Jersey?
Most people going into a contested divorce in New Jersey have no clear sense of what a fully contested case actually costs. While legal fees are expected, what often comes
New Jersey Collaborative Divorce Attorney Featured On The Respectful Divorce Podcast
Collaborative Divorce Attorney Heather Keith was a featured guest on The Respectful Divorce podcast discussing the upcoming Divorce With Respect Week® initiative. The Respectful Divorce Podcast is hosted by Tim
Keith Family Law Joins Divorce With Respect Week® Initiative
Keith Family Law will offer free, 30-minute virtual consultations for individuals and couples who want to learn more about their different options for divorce during Divorce With Respect Week® from March
Serena McGann Joins Keith Family Law
Keith Family Law is being joined by highly skilled family law attorney, Serena K. McGann. In her practice, McGann has had a special interest in empowering disenfranchised women. McGann, raised
Reflect on the Season: Lessons Learned and Plans for Future Holidays
The first holiday season after a divorce brings mixed emotions and new challenges. It can feel overwhelming, but it also offers a chance to create new traditions and strengthen your
When Conflict Arises: Keeping the Holidays Peaceful for Your Children
Holidays after divorce often bring a mix of joy, stress, and emotion. Co-parenting conflicts can add another layer of difficulty, but with the right approach, you can create a peaceful,
Managing Gift-Giving and Holiday Expenses with Your Co-Parent
Gift-giving and holiday expenses often bring extra stress for co-parents. Balancing budgets, coordinating gifts, and managing expectations require careful communication and planning. The good news is that thoughtful preparation can
Keeping Holiday Traditions Alive (or Starting New Ones) After Divorce
The holidays often revolve around family traditions, creating a sense of joy and connection. After a divorce, those traditions may feel uncertain or even bittersweet. For parents, it’s important to
Handling Emotional Challenges: Family Gatherings and Questions from Loved Ones
During the holiday season, families and friends gather to reconnect with loved ones. If you’re newly divorced, these events are an emotional minefield. Well-meaning but intrusive questions can challenge your emotions,
Creating a Holiday Co-Parenting Plan That Puts Your Kids First
For divorced or separated parents, the holiday season takes a lot of careful planning and consideration to make sure the children have a joyful experience. The goal of a holiday co-parenting
Preparing for the First Holiday Season After Divorce: Setting Expectations and Priorities
The first holiday season after a divorce is sure to be emotionally charged, bringing unique challenges for you and your children. Balancing traditions, navigating family dynamics, and managing the holidays post-divorce
Interdisciplinary Collaborative Divorce: Can Advocacy Be a Team Sport?
by Heather C. Keith and Bruce David Cohen Collaborative family law practice has made significant inroads in New Jersey. Eight member groups make up the New Jersey Council for Collaborative Practice
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