Acquired Equal Parenting Time for Father

Many child custody cases are handled civilly, with both parents agreeing to put aside their differences for the sake of the child. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Sometimes the custodial parent will deny the other parent access to the child for their own selfish reasons. This is where our attorneys come in.

In this case, our client's former spouse had restricted his access and parenting time with their child from birth. Our Family Law team got a temporary orders hearing in place and established a graduated increase in our client's access to the child over a relatively short period of time. The client achieved true 50/50 parenting time with a 2/2/3 rotation at final orders, got the holiday schedule that was requested, and did not have to pay retroactive child support.