Family Law - Custody & Visitation

Sacramento Child Custody Lawyers, Sacramento Child Visitation Attorney

Child Custody
Child custody is an extremely difficult area for divorcing parents to face. Parents naturally want to protect the best interests of their children. California law encourages joint custody arrangements, which gives both parents the right and responsibility to make decisions regarding the children’s future. The court also determines physical custody, generally giving one parent primary physical custody and the other parent, secondary custody.

Child custody can be resolved by written agreement or set out in the terms of a court order if the parties are unable to agree. That advice and assistance of attorney Robert Kitay is extremely important in matters concerning child custody.

California Child Visitation
In making a custody order between the parents, the court must also grant the other non custodial parent reasonable visitation rights. Because of the importance placed on frequent and continuing contact with both parents, an order completely withholding a parent's visitation privileges may issue only upon a finding that any form of visitation with the parent would be detrimental to the child's best interest. If the custody order does not provide for parent visitation rights but does not expressly withhold such rights, the non custodial parent has an implicit right to reasonable visitation.

California child custody and child visitation laws and procedures are very complicated and should not be handled without consulting an attorney first. Therefore it is imperative that you consult an experienced family law attorney before making any decisions regarding your divorce matters.

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