CONTACT US TO DISCUSS YOUR FAMILY CUSTODY NEEDS

When parting ways with your child's other parent, establishing a parenting plan becomes crucial. While some parents can amicably agree on a plan, others may require court intervention. A parenting plan includes directives on child custody and parenting time, commonly known as visitation. Your plan should outline:

• How to care for your children

• Their primary residence

• Scheduled times for each parent's interaction

Child custody involves the rights and responsibilities of parents in caring for their children, categorized into two types:

• Legal Custody: Decisions on critical aspects like health care, education, and welfare.

• Physical Custody: Determining the primary residence of the children.

Both legal and physical custody can be either shared (joint) or granted solely to one parent (sole):

• Joint Legal Custody: Both parents collaborate on important decisions for the children.

• Sole Legal Custody: Decision-making authority is vested in only one parent.

For personalized guidance on your family custody needs, reach out to us. Our team is here to assist you in navigating the complexities of parenting plans and custody arrangements.

EXPERIENCED FAMILY LAW ATTORNEYS READY TO FIGHT FOR YOU

Our team is here to provide aggressive representation and comprehensive assistance in various family law matters. We specialize in:

• Handling complex custody matters with expertise.

• Serving as Minor's Counsel exclusively in Los Angeles County.

• Crafting the best parenting plans tailored to your unique situation.

• Establishing or enforcing custody orders effectively.

• Offering guidance and recommending the optimal course of action for your case.

• Assisting in filing Petitions to determine parentage.

• Filing Petitions for Custody and Support to address your specific needs.

• Securing domestic violence orders for your protection if necessary.

• Providing support in setting up guardianships when you are unable to care for the child.

• Mediating and settling claims when cooperation from the other parent is possible.

NEED HELP DETERMINING YOUR CHILD'S BEST INTEREST?

Courts consider various factors, including:

• The child's age and health.

• Emotional ties between parents and the child.

• The child's connections to school, home, and the community.

• Each parent's ability to care for the child.

• History of violence.

• Ongoing substance abuse by either parent.

Count on our experienced team to fight for the best interests of your child. Contact us today for personalized and aggressive legal representation in your family law matters.