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When parents separate or go through a divorce, the most significant impact is felt by their children. In California, child custody determinations are made by following the best interests of the child standard. Many factors come into play in determining the best possible arrangement for the child’s safety and well-being. An Orange County child custody attorney can help determine which factors will play a role in your situation and most likely outcome of your child custody dispute.
In California, parents have the duty to care for their children and ensure their safety, while the children also have the right to spend time with both parents provided they are safe and cared for.
The Orange County Child Custody attorneys at Jos Family Law are equally capable of achieving your goals either through negotiations, child custody mediations, or child custody litigation at court. We are also well-versed in all other aspects of family law.
How are the Best Interests of the Child Defined?
When determining the best interests of the child, California law accords wide discretionary powers to the court. The judge may consider various factors, including, but not limited to:
· The child’s age & wishes
· Stability of each parent
· Any history of domestic violence or substance abuse by either parent
· Ability of each parent to care for the child
The court will analyze these factors and more to ascertain a legal or physical custody arrangement.
Get in Touch
Parents can rely on the experience of the Orange County Child Custody attorneys at Jos Family Law. We work tirelessly to make the law work for our clients. We will have both parents come to an amicable agreement regarding custody and visitations as per your child’s best interests. Our Orange County Child Custody attorneys will guide you through this difficult process in a satisfactory manner.
Call (714) 733-7066 or send an email to jos@josfamilylaw.com to schedule a free consultation with our stores today.
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