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Child Custody & Visitation

Portland Child Custody Attorneys

In Maine, the official term for child custody matters is Parental Rights and Responsibilities, although most people still refer to it as child custody and visitation. Regardless of the wording used, the Court has consistently held to one overarching standard in the disposition of these matters—it does what it considers to be in "the best interest of the child."

Sometimes this interest is obvious, but in others it is not and you will benefit from a persuasive attorney who will be able to assist you in influencing the Court's decision. Because your relationship with your child is so important, you owe it to yourself and your child to be represented by an experienced and knowledgeable child custody attorney.

At Robinson, Kriger & McCallum, we have represented clients in child custody matters for many years. Call us at (207) 772-6565 for a consultation.

A Compassionate Counselor, an Assertive Advocate

Robinson, Kriger & McCallum represents clients in matters involving:

  • Child custody
  • Child visitation rights
  • Modifications in custody and visitation
  • Fathers' rights
  • Grandparent visitation rights
  • Parental moveaways and relocations
  • Paternity as it relates to visitation rights

Child custody and visitation decisions made at the time of marital separation can play a major role in shaping the outcome of the Court's final order. For that reason, it is essential that you have experienced representation at all stages of the divorce process, and beyond.

At Robinson, Kriger & McCallum, we realize the importance of your relationship with your child and the high value you place on it. Our lawyers will provide assertive representation before, during, and after your divorce that is designed to protect your rights and achieve your custody and visitation goals.

For a consultation with Robinson, Kriger & McCallum, call (207) 772-6565 or contact us online.

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