Norfolk Child Custody & Visitation Attorneys

Trustworthy Legal Representation Serving the Hampton Roads Area

Any family law proceeding can be emotionally charged, especially when children are involved. Child custody and visitation agreements are important matters that should be handled by experienced, understanding, and trustworthy legal professionals.

As defined in Chapter 6.1, Title 20 of the Code of Virginia, the above can be awarded as either joint, where parents remain equally responsible for the physical and/or legal custody of the child, or sole custody, where one parent is the primary authority. Visitation schedules will also be determined by a family law court, but visitation can be adjusted at a later time if necessary.

Why Choose Foley & Foley for Your Child Custody Case?

We can help you through the process at Foley & Foley, P.C. Our goal is to provide reliable and trustworthy representation for our clients. As we understand how important the outcome of a case is to each client, we do our utmost to provide them with the support they need.

A few reasons why clients choose us, include:

• Over 30 Years of Combined Experience
• Transparency & Honesty at Every Step in the Legal Process
• Small & Local Firm Committed to the People of Norfolk
• Offering Discounts to Our Servicemen & Women

You are not a sales prospect, you are a person in a difficult position, and we are here to assist you in fighting for a positive outcome. At Foley & Foley, P.C., we know that this time can be stressful but our Norfolk child custody lawyers are here to help you and your family.

Types of Child Custody Agreements & Visitation

There are a few different types of child custody agreements that may be decided upon by a family law judge but having an attorney on your side could help. We can fight for you and help you obtain the most favorable solution for you and your family.

Understanding Father's Rights in Virginia

After paternity is established, the Virginia Courts will determine what is in the best interest of the child. Father's have legal rights that can be discussed. The court will determine what type of custody arrangement best suites your case. If you are going through a divorce, or if you need assistance in changing an existing visitation schedule or child custody agreement, turn to Foley & Foley, P.C. Our dedicated legal staff may be able to help.