Greensboro Child Custody Lawyer and Family Law Specialist

"What will happen with the children?" is nearly every parent's urgent concern as a marriage breaks down. Children of divorce are so often caught in the middle between two parents whom they love. Change of family routines, change of residence, change in family financial circumstances and loss of familiar ground can all be very destabilizing and unsettling to a child. Most caring parents and extended family members take whatever steps they can to preserve a sense of security for children even as the marriage or relationship of the parents is in a state of upheaval and dismantling. Trust an Experienced Child Custody Attorney With Your Case The fact is that if you share minor children with another person — your husband, wife, boyfriend or girlfriend — you and the other parent will need to continue to work together for the children's sake. Many parents in the process of divorce are able to come to mutually agreeable arrangements about where children will live most of the time and when and how they will see the other parent regularly. Ideally, a workable plan determined by the parents themselves will become the key component of a child custody court order. Financial aspects of child-rearing are also essential to determine. State child support guidelines help determine which parent will pay child support to the other and if so, how much. To discuss your concerns and questions about child custody with an experienced family law attorney in Greensboro, contact me to schedule a consultation. The Spagnola Law Firm Serves All Guilford County Communities, Including High Point · Child Custody · A Family Law Specialist I am Samuel S. Spagnola, Board Certified as a Specialist in family law by the North Carolina Board of Legal Specialization. I welcome the opportunity to advise you on ways to put your children's interests first as you move through divorce or separation from the other parent. I can answer your questions about divorce or legal separation. Allow me to explain in person how I can help you craft a parenting plan that will preserve parent-child relationships. You may be able to obtain custody even if you are currently the parent whom your children only visit on weekends. Call The Spagnola Law Firm today or inquire online to schedule a consultation with a lawyer. Want more information? Visit my frequently asked questions about child custody.