Child Custody Attorney North Tustin

Mr. Jos is the best child custody attorney in the North Tustin area. At JOS FAMILY LAW, we are committed to doing that which is in the best interests of your children. If you are looking for an attorney who will fight for your rights, feel free to contact JOS FAMILY LAW. On the other hand, if you are looking for vicious litigation or are using your child as revenge against your former partner, please look elsewhere.

At JOS FAMILY LAW, we are committed to finding the legal outcome that will best serve the interests of you and, most especially, your child. Child custody is the most vital aspect of any separation and/or divorce action in court. It is of utmost importance to each child that their parents make the best, most responsible decisions possible when choosing an attorney to represent them throughout the child custody process. The courts require strict adherence to many rules and regulations in every child custody case. Since child custody is so emotionally charged, child custody decisions are – and should be – some of the most difficult decisions of one’s life. The health and wellbeing of your child are at stake, and every good parent wants to do whatever is in their child’s best interests. These decisions must be made with utmost sincerity by both parents, and in a manner that ensures that each child is served in a manner that is most beneficial to them.

At JOS FAMILY LAW, you can rest assured that your case is being handled by an experienced attorney who possesses not only the knowledge and understanding required to navigate your case and negotiate on your behalf, but one who also cares deeply about your matter and will give you the best possible legal advice and services. Unfortunately, some parents use their child as a weapon against the other parent. This is so detrimental to the child, who will ultimately suffer the most with mental, physical, and spiritual difficulties that will cause them undue and utterly undeserved pain, often for many years past the time when they reach the age of majority.

At JOS FAMILY LAW, Binoye Jos helps and supports each and every client in a manner that takes into account all the sentiments and emotions that accompany any child custody case. Mr. Jos assists his clients to work with opposing parents as much as possible in order to handle as many issues as possible before involving the courts. When parents no longer live together, and depending on the age and emotional maturity of the child, the courts often take into consideration the child’s preference regarding living arrangements. Because a child will be deeply affected by the decisions reached by the courts about which parent the child will live with, and because any and all such decisions will affect the holistic growth and wellbeing of the child, the courts consider input from the child seriously, whenever appropriate. If you find yourself in a difficult situation regarding child custody issues, you must have an experienced and understanding attorney to help you reach a resolution that best suits you and your child. Feel free to contact JOS FAMILY LAW, and we will help you throughout the child custody process in the most seamless manner possible. Call us at (714) 733-7066, or contact us via email at jos@josfamilylaw.com. We look forward to serving you.

When does a Child Custody Order end? Generally, it will continue until the child is 18, or 19 but still in high school, is legally emancipated, dies or if the custodial parent dies. If that happens, then custody is awarded to the living parent. Custody can also be changed by further order of Court. However, there are two standards which affect the evidence needed to persuade the Court.

It can be changed if it is in the best interests of the child or upon a showing of a substantial change of circumstances. The latter standard applies if the last custodial order is a “Montenegro” order.

This may not apply to a situation where you are not seeking a change in the custody designation but are only seeking changes to the custody schedule. Custody orders can be complicated as sometimes, the Court does not specify its intent.

For that reason, you would benefit from calling Attorney Binoye Jos for a consultation on what standard applies in your case. He can advise you by evaluating the Court’s language in your current order. Call (714) 733-7066 today!