Custody: Full and Partial Custody and Visitation

Experienced Philadelphia Child Custody Lawyer

Offering Personal Service and Solid Representation

Practical, Realistic, Long-Term Solutions in Family Law

One of the fundamental tasks in determining what child custody arrangements will become is to understand clearly how each parent contributes to a child's nurturing. We believe both fathers' and mother's rights deserve full consideration, but the primary concern is the best interest of the children.

To schedule an insightful consultation with attorney Elaine Smith or Adam M. Horwitz regarding child custody issues and your marital separation or divorce, contact us.

An in-depth analysis of family relationships is part of the process of deciding what custody arrangements might be in the child's best interests when parents are separated. Who does the homework with the children? Who picks them up from school? How do children see each parent?

This type of frank discussion of family dynamics works remarkably well in helping parents understand what is best for their children in terms of custody and visitation. Creativity and prioritizing with the goal of ensuring children's ultimate welfare help bring about reasonable proposals. Philadelphia child custody lawyers Elaine Smith and Adam M. Horwitz help make parents' visions for their children become legal reality through negotiation or litigation.

When you work with the Law Office of Elaine Smith and Adam M. Horwitz, all reasonable options will be considered along the road to finalization of a court-approved custody order. Shared custody, joint legal custody, sole physical custody, and visitation or parenting time schedules are all considered as possible resolutions to the custody question.

At the Law Office of Elaine Smith and Adam M. Horwitz, we understand that custody arrangement frequently need to be modified and we are prepared to assist clients in these areas. For example, in proposed relocations situations we will evaluate the issues, advise the client and represents them in this process.