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Statehouse reporter for Star-Ledger, nj.com covering health, human services & politics slivio@njadvancemedia.com

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Girl Suffering After Parents’ Divorce Can’t Get Therapy Under New Law Supposed to Protect Her

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By Susan Livio Verified
| cohenseglias.com
/ Media Mentions / NJ.com By: Susan K. Livio Partner and chair of the Family Law Group Carolyn Daly was quoted in NJ.com’s recent article. It is the second of two-part series examining updates to New Jersey’s child custody laws and the controversial changes affecting families across the state.
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Girl suffering after parents’ divorce can’t get therapy under new law supposed to protect her

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By Susan Livio Verified
| Yahoo Verified
This is the second of two-part series examining updates to New Jersey's child custody laws and the controversial changes affecting families across the state. Claire watched her parents' marriage fall apart and her family implode. She can't sleep. She has lost interest in seeing friends. She's missed school dozens of times. Claire's divorcing parents want to help their 15-year-old daughter overcome her anxiety and depression, but it became just another reason to fight.
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Girl suffering after parents’ divorce can’t get therapy under new law supposed to protect her

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By Susan Livio Verified
| NJ.com Verified
This is the second of two-part series examining updates to New Jersey’s child custody laws and the controversial changes affecting families across the state. Claire watched her parents’ marriage fall apart and her family implode. She can’t sleep. She has lost interest in seeing friends. She’s missed school dozens of times. Claire’s divorcing parents want to help their 15-year-old daughter overcome her anxiety and depression, but it became just another reason to fight.
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