How Will Child Custody Issues Affect Your Divorce Agreement?
There is no question that child custody and parenting time (visitation) rights are likely to be the most important factors in every divorce settlement when children are involved. It is natural for both spouses to want to remain involved in their children's lives. If child custody and parenting time will be an important component of your divorce, make sure your attorney knows the many factors judges consider when ruling in these cases.
McNeil & Goldstein is recognized in Washington County and Multnomah County for our integrity and common-sense approach to finding solutions to complex child custody disputes. With more than 35 collective years of practice in Oregon family law courts, senior partners Kenneth McNeil and James Goldstein bring a level of knowledge and experience that few law firms can offer. We know the issues, we know the questions to ask and we know the strategies to find creative solutions to the toughest custody matters.
Contact our offices to discuss your case with attorney Ken McNeil or attorney Jim Goldstein today. We will answer all of your questions regarding:
- Full or shared legal custody
- Physical custody
- Visitation time and enforcement
- Custodial parent relocation, move-away applications
- Child support and enforcement
- Post judgment modifications to parenting schedules
- Domestic partnership custody issues
Mediated Child Custody and Visitation Rights
Spouses often come into a divorce with their fists clenched about parenting time and custody. The courts expect the attorneys to do everything possible to avoid a trial. Mediation is a method of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in which a mediator facilitates discussions about the children's needs and the parents' concerns. The mediator helps the parties arrange an agreement that both parties sign off on and the judge must approve. We are proven, experienced mediators who put a focus on efficient, effective results that can save you thousands of dollars in needless court and attorney fees.
Contact our offices in Hillsboro, Oregon, to arrange a consultation to discuss your legal problem with one of our lawyers right away.
