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Child Custody & Visitation
San Jose Attorney Familiar with Custody and Visitation issues Serving Silicon Valley, Santa Clara County, and Surrounding Areas
There are two major decisions that must be made during child custody and visitation proceedings: how much time the children will spend with each parent and who makes major life decisions for the children. The family court’s job is to listen to both parents and create an arrangement that is in the best interests of the child(ren).
In California family law, there is a strong public policy that, when possible, children should have frequent and continuing contacts with both parents and the parents should work together to make decisions about a child’s medical care, education, and welfare.
We will work with you to develop and fight for a plan that meets the unique needs of your children and family. We can also help you to modify an existing custody and visitation plan if there has been a change in circumstances requiring such a modification.
Contact a San Jose Attorney Experienced with Custody and Visitation
Contact Nijmeh & LaMotte, P.C. to speak with an attorney experience in issues of custody and visitation. We are located in San Jose, and serve Santa Clara County, Alameda County, San Mateo County, and all of the surrounding cities in the Silicon Valley area.
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