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Custody Attorney Norfolk County
Going through a separation or divorce is challenging, especially when children are involved. Fortunately, a child custody lawyer at Law Offices of Rachel M. Matos can help. Law Offices of Rachel M. Matos understands the sensitivity of child custody matters. Each family's situation is unique, and we are committed to finding solutions that serve the best interests of the children while also respecting the rights of our clients. At Law Offices of Rachel M. Matos, we navigate the legal system to address your child custody concerns, including legal custody, physical custody, visitation rights, and custody modifications.
To discuss your case and how a child custody attorney at Law Offices of Rachel M. Matos can help, call (508) 206-9334.
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At the Law Offices of Rachel M. Matos, we offer expert legal services in family law, personal injury, and estate litigation across Bristol County and neighboring regions. Our dedicated team prioritizes client-focused representation, ensuring personalized and robust advocacy toward favorable outcomes.
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Meet Our Team at Law Offices of Rachel M. Matos
At the Law Offices of Rachel M. Matos, we are dedicated to providing expert legal representation in family law, personal injury, and estate litigation. Serving Bristol County and beyond, our team is committed to a client-focused approach, ensuring personalized and strategic advocacy tailored to each unique situation. By prioritizing clear communication, integrity, and professionalism, we help clients navigate complex legal challenges with confidence. Whether through negotiation or litigation, we strive for favorable outcomes by leveraging comprehensive resources, including partnerships with private investigators and forensic experts. We are proud to offer empathetic guidance and support, particularly in sensitive family law matters, aiming for amicable resolutions whenever possible.
Custody is determined by considering the best interests of the child. Factors may include the child's age, health, emotional ties with parents, parents' ability to care for the child, and the child's ties to home, school, and community. Courts aim to facilitate stability and continuity for the child.
What is joint custody?
Joint custody means both parents share responsibilities for their child. It includes joint physical custody, where the child lives with each parent for a period, and joint legal custody, where both parents share decision-making responsibilities. This arrangement requires cooperation and communication between the parents.
What is sole custody?
Sole custody means one parent has the primary responsibility for the child's upbringing. This parent makes key decisions regarding the child's welfare, education, and health. The non-custodial parent may have visitation rights but not decision-making authority without agreement from the custodial parent.
What if a parent violates the custody order?
If a parent violates a custody order, the other parent can contact the court to report the violation. The court may enforce the order through legal means, including sanctions or modifications of custody arrangements. It is best to document violations and seek legal counsel to address these issues properly.