CHILD CUSTODY LAWYERS – VIRGINIA, MARYLAND & MASSACHUSETTS
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The Child custody laws in Virginia, child custody laws in Maryland & child custody laws in Massachusetts are complex.
Child custody is a legal term used to qualify the relationship the child or children has between the parents. A determination of child custody in Virginia, child custody in Maryland & child custody in Massachusetts will resolve issues such as which parent will the child or children spend the majority of time with or will the parents equally share their time with the child or children. Who ultimately has physical custody of your child in Virginia, Maryland or Massachusetts may have an impact on child support payments.
If you need a Virginia child custody lawyer, Maryland child custody lawyer or Massachusetts child custody lawyer, then turn to the custody attorneys of SRIS, P.C. for help. We have offices in Virginia, Maryland & Massachusetts to better serve you.
Contact us today to speak with one of our child custody attorneys in Virginia, child custody lawyers in Maryland or child custody lawyers in Massachusetts. You can call us or contact us via our on line form.
The child custody courts in Virginia, child custody courts in Maryland child custody courts in Massachusetts frequently use the term “best interests of the child” when deciding which parent will get primary physical custody of the child. There are a variety of factors the child custody courts in Virginia, child custody courts in Maryland or child custody courts in Massachusetts use when they decide a child custody case. It is essential that your Virginia child custody lawyer, Maryland child custody lawyer or Massachusetts child custody lawyer know which factors are relevant to you case.
Our child custody attorneys in Virginia, child custody attorneys in Maryland & child custody attorneys in Massachusetts have found that most parents are able to decide by themselves what the child custody and visitation arrangements are going to be for the child or children without a judge deciding the issue of child custody. However, some parents are not reasonable and unable to cooperate and come to an agreement as to the custody of the child or children. When parents engage in child custody litigation, the relationship between the parents can become very hostile. The mentality some parents take is that of a win at all costs. Some of the allegations that are made in court filings are that of sexual, physical, emotional abuse, alienation of affection by the other parent, etc. The SRIS, P.C. child custody attorneys in Virginia, child custody attorneys in Maryland & child custody attorneys in Massachusetts will always counsel their clients to take the “high road” in a custody battle. The reason we counsel our clients to take the high road approach in a child custody battle is for two reasons: 1) the truth ultimately comes out and judges who have been hearing child custody cases in Virginia, child custody cases in Maryland & child custody cases in Massachusetts are not pleased when parents make false allegations; 2) although it is very important that you do not allow false allegations to go unchallenged, child custody battles can be very expensive. If both parties engage in making speculative allegations in a child custody case, this will only drive up the cost of litigation.
The Massachusetts child custody attorneys, Maryland child custody lawyers & Virginia child custody attorneys of SRIS, P.C. do truly care about you and your children and we look forward to helping you.
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Our Massachusetts, Maryland & Virginia child custody attorneys and staff speak the following languages in addition to English: Tamil, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Malaysian & French.
Our child custody attorneys are licensed to handle child custody cases in Virginia, Maryland, DC & Massachusetts; however our child custody lawyers only handle child custody matters in Virginia, child custody matters in Maryland & child custody matters in Massachusetts.
