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Biological vs. Psychological Parent's Rights Clarified
October 25, 2011

The terms “biological parent” and “custodial parent” are common in Family Law that don’t require a lawyer to explain. But another equally important one is “psychological parent.”

A New Jersey Appeals Court recently found that the rights of a psychological parent, no matter how important to a child’s life and upbringing, are less than those of a biological one.

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