Child Custody Lawyers Helping Virginia, Maryland & Massachusetts Clients

Child Custody & Child Visitation

Child custody laws are very complex. If you are facing a child custody battle in Maryland, Massachusetts or Virginia, you need to be aware of what factors the court will consider to determine what is in the child’s best interests.   The court will have to decide who will have primary physical custody and whether the court will order joint legal custody.

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There are many factors to consider when you are facing a child custody battle in Maryland, Massachusetts or Virginia.

It is critical that you have an excellent Maryland, Massachusetts, or Virginia child custody attorney to guide you through this very difficult time. Regardless of whether you have just been served with a child custody petition in Maryland, Massachusetts or Virginia or are in the middle of a child custody case, you can count on the Maryland, Massachusetts or Virginia child custody lawyers of SRIS, P.C. for help.

If you are seeking experienced child custody representation, then contact the Maryland, Massachusetts or Virginia child custody lawyers of SRIS, P.C.  Our Maryland, Massachusetts & Virginia child custody attorneys are seasoned child custody attorneys. They have represented clients with complex child custody issues such as abuse allegations, child kidnapping, UCCJEA cases, parental relocation (one parent moving out of state and taking the child with them), etc. in Maryland, Massachusetts & Virginia.

You can count on our child custody attorneys in Maryland, Massachusetts & Virginia to be there when you need them.  The SRIS, P.C. Maryland, Massachusetts or Virginia child custody lawyers can help you amicably negotiate a parenting agreement via a Maryland, Massachusetts or Virginia parenting agreement.

However, if the child custody proceedings turn nasty, they will fight hard for you throughout the entire child custody litigation process.

The following are some of the laws in VA, MD & MA: 

• § 20-124.2:1. In camera interviews of child; record.

In any proceeding in a court of record to determine custody or visitation, when the court conducts an in camera interview of a minor child whose custody or visitation is at issue without the presence of the parties or their counsel,

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• Md. FAMILY LAW Code Ann. § 9-101 Denial of custody or visitation on basis of likely abuse or neglect.

Determination by court.- In any custody or visitation proceeding, if the court has reasonable grounds to believe that a child has been abused or neglected by a party to the proceeding, the court shall determine whether abuse or neglect is likely to occur if custody or visitation rights are granted to the party

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• ALM GL ch. 119, § 35.  Parent or Guardian to Be Furnished Information As to Child; Visitation.

If the parent or guardian of a child placed in charge of any person, association or public or private institution by any state department, town board, or by any public or private corporation or body of persons authorized by law to so place children, or if one of the next of kin of an orphan so placed in charge and without guardian, is not, upon request, informed by such department,

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