Custody & Visitation Enforcement

As part of a divorce proceeding, the family court will often make a determination as to which parent will have custody of any minor children. There are two types of custody: legal custody and physical custody. Legal custody entitles a parent to have input into such matters as what school the child will attend. Physical custody refers to where a child will live. In most cases, one parent will have physical custody for more than fifty percent of the time and is referred to as the "custodial parent." The time allotted to the other parent by the court is referred to as "visitation."

I have extensive experience resolving tough family issues, such as:

• Legal & Physical Child Custody
• Visitation

My goal is to design custom agreements that work for your family and your particular circumstances and see that these agreements are enforced. My firm also will continue to work with you as your needs change and you require modification of support and custody agreements.

If you need help in these crucial areas, please contact me today to arrange for a free initial consultation.