New Jersey A1094 expands custody consideration factors for courts.
New Jersey A1094 amends custody determinations by requiring courts to consider additional factors, including the quality and continuity of the child's education, fitness of the parents, geographical proximity of the parents' homes, extent and quality of time spent with the child, parents' employment responsibilities, and age and number of the children. Courts may also consider the parents' ability to agree, communicate, and cooperate, their willingness to accept custody, the child's interaction and relationship with parents and siblings, history of domestic violence, abuse, abandonment, or.
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