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Experienced Custody Lawyers to Guide You

Compassionate Child Custody Lawyers 

Our team of skilled attorneys is well-versed in all areas of family and domestic relations law. We are experienced counsel for clients in the courtrooms when emotions are high. We are poised and armed to provide the best legal advice and representation through every step of your case.

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Child Custody Disputes

A child custody dispute will often arise when separated parents cannot agree on a parenting plan. Custody refers to the legal authority to make decisions regarding a child’s upbringing, health care, and education. In these cases, our attorneys will assist you in developing an arrangement that is fair and takes into account the best interests of your child.

Our attorneys will ensure that you are fully informed of your rights and options during this challenging time to achieve what is best for your child.

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How A Child Custody Lawyer Can Help You

A child custody lawyer can help you navigate your legal issues and provide guidance in protecting your parental rights. Our attorneys can assist you with matters such as child custody, visitation rights, child support, parental relocation, and shared parenting.

We understand that every family is unique and that no two cases are alike, so our attorneys will carefully listen to your concerns and work with you to develop a strategy tailored to your individual needs.

Our team knows that child custody cases can be a sensitive and difficult area of law. We take a compassionate approach with every client to ensure that the best possible outcome is achieved. We understand that these cases have a lasting impact on those involved, which is why we strive to provide a comfortable and reassuring atmosphere as we fight for our client’s best interests.

Types of Custody

Sole Physical Custody: This is when one parent has complete legal and physical care, control, and responsibility for a child. They live with the child and make all major decisions regarding their health, education, and overall upbringing. This type of arrangement usually happens in cases of domestic violence, or if the other parent surrenders their rights.

Joint Custody: Joint custody refers to a situation where both parents have equal rights, responsibilities, and authority over the child’s upbringing. In this arrangement, both parents are legally recognized as having shared parenting roles and work together to make decisions for their child regarding their health, education, and overall wellbeing.

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