Custody

Children should be the No. 1 priority in any divorce. The decisions made regarding custody will significantly impact their health and emotional welfare.

Custody arrangements vary, depending on a family’s desires and circumstances. When both parents make important decisions, such as those involving their children’s health, religion and education, it is called joint custody. Sole custody designates one parent as the exclusive decision-maker in these critical decisions. Usually, a parent who has sole custody receives child support from the other parent. The Divorce Law Firm will review your family’s situation and negotiate a custody arrangement that suits your and your children’s requirements.

Our practice regularly negotiates, modifies and helps ensure proper enforcement of child custody arrangements so that your rights are upheld and the parents' relationship with the children is not harmed.