Family legal issues can be overpowering and emotionally taxing, particularly when they involve child custody, visitation rights, and divorce. When a parent in the Los Angeles area seeks custody or visitation, they must have competent legal representation to help them navigate the state’s family laws.
A custody attorney will work with the parent to ensure that they receive a custody agreement that is reasonable and favorable to them, while also protecting the child’s best interests. If there’s a child visitation issue because you’re planning to get a divorce, keep in mind that the divorce process can be lengthy and arduous, and you’ll need an experienced attorney on your side to help you expedite matters and ensures that everyone’s legal rights are protected.
A family law attorney can provide guidance on how to manage visitation issues between both parents in order to reach a suitable arrangement for all parties involved. During this difficult period in your life, you will have peace of mind knowing that you are being treated fairly under the law and that reasonable terms are being negotiated on your behalf by competent legal counsel.
The Best Interest of The Child
In order to resolve your child support issue, parenting time, and custody law issues in court, our attorneys will ensure that the child support order and/or custody order complies with California custody laws.
It is important for parents to realize that determining what is in the best interest of the child or children involved involves a number of factors. Visitation rights and financial obligations, such as child support payments, are among these factors. The judge presiding over your case is ultimately responsible for issuing a court order based on what they believe to be in the best interests of the child.
In cases of family law issues in Los Angeles, a custody order will be issued determining which parent will have sole physical custody of the children, while the other parent will be granted visitation rights. When issuing a temporary or permanent custody order, the judge will typically consider all pertinent factors to ensure that the children’s needs are met.
Even if one parent is awarded sole physical custody of the child or children involved in a case, visitation must be ordered so that each parent can spend time with his or her child or children. Contact us now to discuss your current legal issues and we’ll let you know how we can assist you.
