Answering Child Custody Questions

If you are facing child custody issues, you likely have many questions. The decisions made in a custody matter can have far-reaching consequences, and you want to avoid making costly mistakes. Warren Family Law is here to help. Below are some concerns we frequently hear from parents in the Charlotte area. However, if you have other questions or want more details, don’t hesitate to call us.

Do I Need to Go to Court? Exploring Custody Agreements with Your Co-Parent

Working out a plan with the other parent is often less stressful for the child. However, there are many ways in which private agreements can go wrong. To protect your rights and the well-being of your child, it is always wise to have an experienced lawyer review your agreement.

What to Expect If My Custody Case Goes to Trial in North Carolina

If your case falls into the hands of a judge, you lose control, and there is no way to predict the outcome. Attorney Jim Warren has more than 40 years’ experience assisting North Carolina families through these tough times, and he will fight for your best interests.

How to Change a Custody Order: What You Need to Know

Modifying a custody order is a difficult undertaking, and courts are reluctant to approve major changes without good reason. If you consult with us, we will present an honest view of your chances of winning a bid for modification and help you reach your goals.

Moving Away with Your Child: Understanding Your Custody Order

Your custody order should stipulate how far away you can move without the court’s permission. Unless your parenting partner consents to you taking the child beyond those limits, you must petition the court for approval. It is a good idea to consult an attorney whenever you plan to move to avoid violating your custody order. We can also aggressively protect your parenting rights if you object to the other parent moving away with your child.

What to Do If Your Co-Parent Won’t Honor the Custody Agreement

These situations are often painful for a child, and you are right to be concerned. Contact Warren Family Law to learn the appropriate steps to take in your unique circumstances.

Why You Should Hire an Attorney for Your Custody Issues

The best way to maintain control over your family situation is to gain as much information and solid advice as possible. Our decades of experience working with families and family courts in the Charlotte area can benefit you. Call (704) 741-1763 or contact us online