I’m Not Trying to Be Vindictive.
I’m Trying to Protect My Kids.
This isn’t about revenge.
It’s not about being difficult or trying to “win.”
It’s about safety.
Stability.
Sanity.
My ex is unpredictable.
Explosive one day, withdrawn the next.
Sometimes he shows up late.
Sometimes not at all.
There are substances involved, or rage issues, or both.
And now I have to send the kids off to spend unsupervised time with him?
That scares me.
So yes — I’m asking for supervised visitation.
Not to punish.
To protect.
If you’re in that same position — scared for your children, but trying to stay calm and do this the right way — you’re not alone.
I’m Steve Kaplan, 
a divorce lawyer in Colts Neck.
For 37 years, I’ve helped parents in Monmouth County request and secure supervised visitation when the circumstances truly require it.
And I’ve helped them do it without drama — with strategy, compassion, and clarity.
Supervised Visitation in NJ: The Facts
In NJ, supervised visitation is a safety tool — not a weapon.
Judges don’t grant it casually.
But they do grant it when:
– There’s credible concern about substance use
– A parent’s behavior is erratic, threatening, or unsafe
– There are domestic violence allegations
– The child is fearful, or resisting parenting time
You don’t need to be hysterical.
You need to be specific, organized, and clear.
This Is Where I Can Help
I created my Free NJ Divorce Course partly to help parents like you:
✅ Understand how courts decide on supervised visitation
✅ Document the right things — and leave out what hurts your case
✅ Protect your kids without looking controlling or petty
✅ Ask for exactly what the judge needs to hear — no more, no less
📘 You’ll get my NJ Divorce Guide — clarity in 10 minutes
📩 Daily lessons — short, private, and easy to understand
📽️ Quick videos — straight talk, no legal jargon
What Others Say
“Steve’s course gave me a smart way to talk to the court — without letting my emotions take over.”
— R.L., Colts Neck
“I was terrified for my daughter. This gave me the words, the structure, and the peace of mind to speak up.”
— S.K., Red Bank
You Don’t Have to Guess Your Way Through This
No name required.
Just your email.
No pressure.
No sales pitch.
Just real help.
Join the 5,000+ people I’ve already helped.
When you’re worried about your kids, you need to act.
But you also need to act strategically.
Let’s build your case — the smart way.
— Steve Kaplan
Kaplan Divorce & Family Law
www.KaplanDivorce.com