Custody

Child custody is one of the most critical issues to come up in a divorce. The person who is responsible for children’s care will have a significant impact on their health and emotional welfare. Our attorneys routinely assist families in negotiating, enforcing and modifying child custody agreements. We can help ensure custody is reasonable and that your rights are upheld.
 
When both parents make vital decisions for the children – those involving health, school and religion, it is called joint custody. Sole custody gives one parent exclusive responsibility for making such decisions. Often, the non-custodial parent must pay child support. An array of custody options is available, and our attorneys can help you determine what will be in your and your children’s best interests.

Of primary importance in a custody arrangement is the children and their ability to maintain relationships with both parents.

Whether you desire individual, joint or shared custody of your children, know that we will do our very best to achieve your wishes.