Child custody is one of the greatest sources of tension in a divorce. No parent wants to lose his or her relationship with the children. Both parents worry about the short-term and long-term consequences of less time with the kids.
The Wright Law Office understands these concerns. We will work to protect your relationships and your interests. Anthony Wright, Esq. has spent years representing parents in child custody and visitation cases. You can count on us to provide sound legal advice and skillful representation to help you with the initial determination of Nevada child custody and visitation arrangements, as well as any necessary modifications to those arrangements as situations change.
If you and your former partner already agree on child custody, or you will be able to negotiate an agreement, it is far more likely that the result will be a good fit for your family. Whenever possible, we help our clients achieve negotiated custody agreements.
If you cannot agree, we can help you bring your case before a judge in Nevada family court who will consider factors such as:
The nature of the relationships between the children and each parent
Which parent is most likely to foster a meaningful relationship between the children and the other parent, if given primary custody
The level of conflict between the divorcing couple, and whether one parent is primarily the initiator of the conflict
Whether the parents can cooperate to meet the needs of the children and whether one parent is not cooperating
Whether there has been domestic violence in the relationship
What is Joint Custody?
The Nevada Supreme Court has refined the meaning of joint custody. Joint custody used to mean that each parent had the child 50 percent of the time. It now means that both parents have "meaningful contact" with the children, which can mean a division of parenting time other than 50/50. This will affect the calculation of your child support, and may affect pre-existing child custody orders.
Modification of Child Custody Orders
As children grow and family situations change, it is often necessary to modify an existing child custody order. We help clients seek changes to primary custody and visitation schedules, when necessary. We also help when one parent wishes to move away with the children, whether that parent has joint custody or primary custody.
Child Custody Representation You Can Afford
Nothing is more important to a person than his or her child. Unfortunately many people cannot afford quality representation in their child custody case. The Wright Law Office offers competitive rates in order to assist persons in need of a Nevada child custody attorney.
We Can Make a Difference in Your Life
Thorough, detailed child custody agreements can minimize future problems and conflicts while promoting cooperative parental relationships that put children's needs first. Contact our Las Vegas law office online or call 702-809-6904 to arrange for a confidential consultation with Las Vegas child custody attorney Anthony Wright and the Wright Law Office.
5820 S. Pecos, Ste. 200
Las Vegas, Nevada 89120 tel: (702) 809-6904