Visitation Rights in California
Pasadena & Beverly Hills Family Law Firm
When a
divorce involves minor children, many issues will need to be decided, including
child custody,
child support and visitation. It is always best if a divorcing couple work out their
own agreements regarding their child's care and upbringing. If there
are conflicts that can't be resolved, the court will determine which
parent will be awarded custody, how much support will be paid, and the
visitation rights of the non-custodial parent. Various factors will be
considered by the court before a final order is issued, including:
- The financial condition of each parent
- What each parent wants
- What the child wants
- What is in the best interests of the child
A divorce lawyer can provide the legal assistance you need when drafting
agreements with your ex-spouse, and help negotiate any matters pertaining
to your children. The Graves Law Firm has many years of experiencing working
with parents seeking a divorce, and can give you valuable advice regarding
custody and visitation laws. The firm is sensitive to the needs of families
going through a divorce, and will provide compassionate guidance and representation
throughout the divorce process.
Child Custody & Visitation Rights Explained
A non-custodial parent is generally granted reasonable visitation rights
that support frequent and consistent visits. Only when visitation is not
considered to be in the best interests of the child will visitation be
limited or denied. The divorce lawyers at The Graves Law Firm can answer
all of your questions regarding visitation and other child-related divorce
issues. They can also help you develop a parenting agreement that ensures
the health, safety and well-being of your child.
Contact a visitation lawyer for legal advice and representation if you are a parent seeking a divorce.