Child Custody and Parenting Time

If you are a parent, you have legal rights, regardless of your relationship to your child’s other parent, and there is help to protect those rights. If you are parent to a child, and have never been married to the other parent, the Court will consider your petition for custody or visitation. Likewise, in a divorce, parenting issues are the most important decisions you will have to make. In addition, in a pending divorce or custody case, if you are a third party, such as a grandparent, aunt or uncle you too may have visitation rights as well.

Your children know that you will be there for them during this process and that your concerns regarding their welfare is of utmost importance to you. In any family matter involving custody or parenting time, the Court is guided by the children’s best interest. Choosing a family law attorney with experience and knowledge is crucial to help you with this process. Attorney Charmoy has helped parents in both contested and non-contested custody hearings. She knows the law and how it applies to your case, and will guide you through every step of the process.

Please contact Attorney Sheila Sinha Charmoy at (203) 255-8100 to discuss your case.