Berg & Pearson, P.C.

10/13/2026

Thinking About Divorce? Ask These Questions First.

Before filing for divorce, make sure you understand your rights and options.

✔ Will I receive or pay alimony?

✔ What happens to our home and retirement accounts?

✔ How will custody and child support be determined?

✔ Should I move out before filing?

✔ Is mediation a better option for my family?

✔ How can I protect myself financially?

✔ What mistakes should I avoid?

The decisions you make before filing can affect your financial future and your family.

At Berg & Pearson, P.C., we help clients navigate divorce and family law matters with experience, compassion, and practical guidance.

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09/25/2026

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09/13/2026

We are in our 23rd year of providing legal representation for family, employment and immigration matters. We sincerely thank all of our clients, family and friends for the support over the years! #23

09/11/2026

Never Forget! Everyone should remember and hope this never happens again!

09/07/2026

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07/04/2026

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06/08/2026

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05/26/2026

Settle divorce and other family matters the right way! We now offer mediation services. Settle your case and pay less!

05/23/2026

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05/14/2026

New Jersey family law saw one of its most significant custody law changes in decades with the implementation of what is commonly referred to as “Kayden’s Law.”

The 2026 amendments to N.J.S.A. 9:2-4 represent a meaningful shift in how courts approach custody and parenting time disputes. Historically, New Jersey courts emphasized the importance of maximizing frequent and continuing contact between children and both parents whenever possible. Under the revised statute, courts are now directed to place greater emphasis on child safety and emotional well-being before determining parenting arrangements.

The changes impact many important areas of custody litigation, including:
• Domestic violence allegations
• Coercive control concerns
• Mental health considerations
• Children’s custodial preferences
• Custody evaluations and expert testimony
• Reunification therapy issues
• High-conflict parenting disputes

One of the most discussed aspects of the new law is the increased consideration given to a mature child’s preferences. Courts may now be expected to address those wishes more directly when making custody determinations.

These reforms are already changing how custody cases are litigated throughout New Jersey. Parents involved in custody disputes should understand that courts are likely to place increased focus on documentation, communication patterns, safety concerns, and the overall best interests of the child.

As New Jersey courts continue interpreting and applying these changes, family law practitioners expect significant developments in custody litigation and appellate decisions over the coming years.

If you are navigating a custody or parenting time matter, staying informed about these legal developments is more important than ever.