Testimonials

Natasha F., Ga.

I received a call within 5 minutes of submitting my request! I was amazed at the prompt response!
Ann M., Penn.

The service was great, prompt response. Thank you!
Joseph E., Al.

I received a call within 5 minutes of submitting my request! I was amazed at the prompt response! The service was great, prompt response. Thank you! I am telling others how much easier it is than to go through a phone book and look at ads.
Debra S., Ca.

I am telling others how much easier it is than to go through a phone book and look at ads.
Bob M., Ky.

I think your service is great! Without your help I would not have been able to find an attorney knowledgeable for my needs.
Ann M., Penn.

The service was great, prompt response. Thank you!
Aisha B., Md

The attorney that responded was very professional, resourceful, helpful and courteous to me in regards to my situation. Thank you.

Child Custody Information

A child is easily the most vulnerable person involved throughout the emotional side of divorce. A parent should never ever use the child as a bargaining tool during the sometimes difficult negotiations of divorce. If the child becomes a pawn in the emotional game, alterations must be made before situations become worsened.

Our legal system today still has a tendency to treat a child as a piece of property. As divorce has become more commonplace in contemporary society, consideration for the child's well being has merited much greater significance. Still, by no means has the judicial system completely solved this dilemma, which is why experts agree the best resolution concerning child related issues is usually an agreement struck out of court between the divorcing parties.

There are many different types of child custody agreements that can be decided with or without the help of the court, but one must always remember the main objective is to reach the arrangement that is best suited for the child.

These basic facts should be kept in mind when reading through the Child Custody Section:

The court makes the final decision, therefore assumes full responsibility in order to permanently safeguard the child against any feelings of guilt.
The court will consider the child's wishes differently according to the age of the child.
With situations involving more than one child, experts feel that it is usually best to keep all siblings together with respect to the custody arrangements.
Divorce splits the bond of husband and wife, and custody splits the bond of parenting.
A custody dispute is more likely to be more difficult than the divorce itself, because the bond of parenting is typically stronger than marriage.
Each family is unique, with very distinctive needs and desires which is the main understanding in all child custody considerations.

First Name:

Last Name:

Address:

Zipcode:

City:

State:

Primary Phone:

Email:

Tell us about your case.

By leaving this box checked, I agree that submission does not establish an attorney client relationship and may be reviewed by one or more law firms. I agree to receive future announcements from our firm and partners.

Child Custody Information

Please fix these first