Child-Focused Custody and Parenting Time Agreement
The Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn Law Firm offers not just expert divorce mediation and family law services, but can help you draft and develop child-focused custody and parenting time agreements. If you are at any stage of the divorce process and you have children, you already realize that they will be affected by the changes occurring as a result of your divorce. To minimize the impact of those changes, you will need the help of an advocate who will work to ensure the well-being of your children. Our team can help you in a number of ways and when it comes to helping you resolve your divorce in a way that protects your children, we stand out because of our commitment to making our processes child-focused.
Developing a Custody and Parenting Time Agreement
As you navigate the divorce process, you will likely spend time identifying the most effective ways to manage the time that you and your soon to be ex-spouse spend with your children. You will want to consider whether joint legal custody will work for your situation, or whether you may need to seek sole legal custody. The court is always Read Full Post
If you find yourself in need of a family lawyer, choosing a firm with experience, a track record of success and a focus on offering compassionate and solutions-based services is critical. Your family is made up of the most important people in your life and navigating difficult legal issues like divorce, separation, paternity issues, grandparents’ rights and stepparent adoption can be delicate. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn understands how important your family is to you and how important swift resolution to difficult problems should be. Our team will work closely with you to understand the dynamics of your situation and develop a plan for resolving the issue at hand so that you and your entire family can move forward in a positive and productive way.
Whether you’re a divorcing couple or an unmarried couple who’s separating, debates over child custody can seem endless and daunting. No one wants to consider losing time with their child, but for many couples, the best solution truly is to separate, leaving no choice but to share parenting time. So how can you come to an agreement that’s legally equitable and feels fair to both parties, as well as to your child? Often times, couples feel they need to battle in court to get the most amount of time with their child as possible. This method is neither healthy for the child nor conducive to a good relationship between two parents. Instead, we recommend seeking help from a child custody mediator. At Kallemeyn and Kallemeyn, we’re child custody experts who have been practicing family law for years, helping solve custody issues all over Minnesota, including the Twin Cities and northern suburbs.
