The statute requiring a risk assessment when requested applies to applications to modify parenting time orders as well as initial parenting time orders.
September 26, 2012 at 04:02 PM
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Lavine v. Lanza, FV-05-209-12; Chancery Division, Cape May County; opinion by Rauh, J.S.C.; decided May 2, 2012; approved for publication September 21, 2012. D.D.S. No. xx-4-xxxx [3 pp.]
The issue presented is whether N.J.S.A. 2C:25-29(b)(3)(a), requiring a risk assessment when requested prior to the entry of an order for parenting time unless arbitrary or capricious, applies in the context of an application to modify a final restraining order that already provides for parenting time.
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