Child Custody Lawyer New Brunswick “Adam was always thinking about my case.”
- A Jersey Native You Can Trust
- Protect Your Children's Best Interests
Need Urgent Help With Custody? Mr. Brown Can Take Your Call Now
There are situations in which it’s best to file a motion for custody as soon as possible. If you believe you and your children are in such a situation, you can reach out to Adam C. Brown immediately. He’s ready to help you obtain an emergency child custody hearing and preserve documentation that supports an argument for a permanent custody arrangement in your favor.
Why New Brunswick Parents Call Adam
A Passionate and Compassionate Custody Attorney
A graduate of Rutgers Law School, Adam C. Brown’s passion for family law was sparked early on in his career when he served as a judicial law clerk in Essex County Court. He recognized the impact a family law attorney could have on Jersey families, and he’s made it a main focus of his professional practice since.
What’s different about Adam is that he’s your neighbor, and he treats you like one. In his own words:
“I’m your brother. I’m not going to ignore your call or brush you aside to some ice-cold secretary. It’s not hard to get in touch with me.”
If you’re going through a divorce and you have kids, securing a custody plan that supports their well-being is paramount. Adam C. Brown believes you deserve to feel 100% confident in your attorney, so he offers 100% free consultations. Contact our New Brunswick law office and tell our child custody lawyer your story.
Effective Solutions for Real People What Adam's Clients Have to Say
Amber is just one person Adam C. Brown has helped navigate a child custody dispute. As Amber describes, she took her time to find the right lawyer, and she's glad she went with Adam. She says our attorney was relatable and always reachable. You'll find the same to be true if you retain Adam C. Brown as your child custody lawyer in New Brunswick, NJ.
Make a Stressful Process Much Simpler 3 Benefits of Working With a Custody Attorney
Cut Through the Legal Speak
Adam C. Brown knows how to break down complex topics into clear language so you can fully understand all avenues available to you in custody proceedings and be prepared for any potential hurdles as they arise.
Get Peace of Mind
Hiring a lawyer lets you put your focus back on your children instead of a stressful legal battle. As Adam Brown's client, you'll know that your case is in the hands of a dedicated family law attorney who is genuinely working toward the best resolution.
See Results Sooner
It's easy for things to get dragged out in divorce and custody proceedings if there isn't a lawyer spearheading your case. Don't let a simple mistake on a form set you back months. Put the planning and paperwork on Adam's shoulders and get to a resolution much sooner.
How Child Custody Works in New Jersey
✔ Moms and Dads Considered Equally
New Jersey courts consider the rights of both parents equally when it comes to child custody, child support, and visitation.
✔ Physical vs. Legal Custody
Physical custody determines where the child lives and who cares for them. Legal custody determines the right to make major decisions regarding the child, such as their medical and educational needs.
✔ Sole vs. Joint Custody
In a sole custody arrangement, only one parent has legal custody. The child also lives with them and spends most of their time with them, although the non-custodial parent may have visitation rights. In a joint custody arrangement, the parents can share legal custody, physical custody, or both.
New Jersey courts tend to favor legal and physical joint custody arrangements as long as they’re in the child’s best interests. If you believe an alternative arrangement is better for your child’s safety or well-being, Adam C. Brown is equipped to make that case on your behalf in court.
Mediation Can Get You to the Finish Line Faster Adam C. Brown Is a Skilled Mediator—Schedule a Free Consultation
A child custody case doesn’t have to be a battle between parents. In fact, getting dragged into a stressful dispute with your co-parent can take time and attention away from what matters most—the children you share. If you and your co-parent cannot agree on certain points of your custody arrangement, Adam Brown can help you explore an alternative path called mediation.
Mediation is a collaborative process where both parents and their attorneys sit down to talk in a private location of their choice, without the scrutiny of a judge. They can use this space to resolve family law matters related to child custody, child support, and visitation time in a calm and equitable way.
Parents who choose mediation usually get to their desired outcomes much sooner than parents who go through the courts. Put yourself—and your children—in the best possible position by exploring all the avenues available to you. Contact our New Brunswick family lawyer serving all of Middlesex County for a free consultation.
“He understood our situation right away.”
“By far the Adam is best lawyer I've ever used. He understood our situation right away. The level of service, professionalism, and attentiveness that Adam has shown us has been incredible. I highly recommend him for any of your legal needs. I was so impressed by his performance that I had to write this review.”
Other Areas Where Adam Brown Can Help A Custody Lawyer Focused on Your Family
Modifying Custody Arrangements
If your existing custody arrangement no longer supports the best interests of your child, Adam Brown can help you explore modifying it either through mutual consent with your child’s other parent or by filing a motion in court.
Unmarried Fathers' Rights
Mothers and fathers have the same legal rights and responsibilities in New Jersey in matters of child support, custody, and visitation. However, unmarried fathers must establish paternity to enjoy these rights. Mr. Brown can help you defend your access to your children and your rights as a father.
Grandparents' Visitation Rights
New Jersey grandparents are allowed to petition the court for visitation rights with their grandchildren. Mr. Brown can help you understand the burden of proof required to establish grandparent visitation and begin your appeal if you have a strong claim.
“Without a doubt, an exceptional attorney.”
Kojo
Mr Brown is a no nonsense real deal. He helped me win my child custody case. He gave great advice even beyond the hearing. He is very quick with response and even communicated with me while I was out of the country. He kept it very real from the beginning to the end. Being in the military with a hectic schedule he was able to understand and help creat a custody schedule beneficial to my family.
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Serenity
I recently had the opportunity to work with Mr. Brown. Court systems and processes can be difficult to navigate, but Mr. Brown was able to make the process smooth and effortless. From start to finish, my experience was marked by knowledge, empathy and understanding, and remarkable efficiency. Without a doubt, an exceptional attorney.
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