Chandler Visitation/Parenting Time Attorney

If you are going through a divorce and you have minor children, you want to do everything possible to ensure you retain parental rights, parenting time, and visitation. However, this can become an emotional and complicated process. At Wilson-Goodman Law Group, PLLC, our knowledgeable and experienced team is ready to help you get through this. Let our Chandler visitation attorneys get to work on your behalf today.

Wilson-Goodman Law Group, PLLC is ready to help

Founded in 1997, Wilson-Goodman Law Group, PLLC is one of the oldest law firms in our area. With a compassionate staff that understands how personal these issues are, we are ready to help you through your visitation and parenting time issues.

• We have several local offices, making it convenient to work with our reputable law firm. We have extensive experience dealing with all family law issues, including divorce, child custody, child support, and more.
• We are dedicated to our clients’ success and will aggressively protect your rights in visitation and parenting time matters.
• Our reasonable rates are one reason clients prefer to use Wilson-Goodman Law Group, PLLC. We believe that quality family law attorneys should fit your budget.

Let an attorney handle this for you

While it may seem like an easy process to set up visitation and parenting time, this is rarely the case. There are many factors that go into how visitation and parenting time is calculated, and much of this will depend on how custody arrangements are finalized in the divorced or separation. Your attorney will:

• Ensure that you understand all Arizona laws regarding visitation and parenting time.
• Defend your rights to parenting time or establish why you object to the other parent’s visitation.
• Go to court to defend your rights.

How is visitation and parenting time decided?

In most situations, non-custodial parents are entitled to visitation and parenting time with their children. When there are minor children, each parent in a divorce or separation will be required to complete a class called the “Parent Information Program.” This program is mandatory and is designed to explain the impact the divorce and lifestyle changes can have on children. If a parent fails to attend this program, they can be denied custody rights or visitation.

There are various factors that determine a parent’s visitation and parenting time rights, including:

• Both parents’ ability to care for their child
• The parents’ desire to have a relationship with the child
• Whether the parents are able to follow the finalized parenting plan
• Whether the visitation agreement is in the child’s best interest

In some circumstances:

• grandparents may also gain visitation rights
• modifications to existing visitation rights may need to be made
• a father’s paternity may need to be established to obtain visitation rights

We can get you through this

When you have children, their well-being during a divorce process and in the aftermath of the divorce is of the utmost importance. It is important for both parents to remain a part of their child’s lives, and one way to do that is arranging fair visitation rights and parenting time. At Wilson-Goodman Law Group, PLLC, we are going to walk you through this entire process, from the beginning of a divorce and into the aftermath when modifications may be needed. When you need help from our Chandler visitation attorneys, you can contact us to schedule a one-on-one appointment to discuss your case by clicking here or by calling (480) 503-9217.