A Scottsdale Child Visitation Lawyer Who Protects Your Parenting Rights
A well-drafted Arizona parenting plan is clear, simple, flexible and enforceable to protect the best interests of your children. At the law firm of Davis Limited, we help you develop a plan that meets your needs and ensures a safe, comfortable arrangement for your child, whether you are the custodial or non-custodial parent. Moreover, we ensure that you receive the valuable time with your child that is your right.
Your Parenting Plan Will Grow as Your Children Do
As the father of two, attorney Greg Davis knows that as children grow and develop, their needs change. As such, you will want your parenting plan to reflect their new needs, as well as your own. In Maricopa County, model parenting time plans (this link will take you to a Maricopa Superior Court website) offer guidelines that are helpful to parents struggling to decide on a visitation plan. We will help you develop a plan that works now and help you modify a parenting plan to address changing family needs, including holidays, nights and weekends.
Taking Children's Wishes Into Account
Older children, especially teenagers, often have strong opinions about where they want to stay and when. A "Disneyland parent," one who is excessively permissive and has few rules, can hold a lot of appeal to a child who is trying to test the boundaries. The court will still take into account what is in the best interests of the child, not just what the child thinks is in his or her best interest. As your lawyer, Greg Davis has the skill to provide guidance and will help ensure that the Arizona parenting plan reflects your child's need for a safe and structured environment.
Issues That Can Affect Visitation Rights
Visitation is a parental right until a parent does something that affects that right. Criminal behavior, substance abuse issues, and other behavioral challenges can alter a parenting plan. Likewise, violating the terms of visitation can lead to a contempt order. We are here to help you when your Arizona parenting plan needs to be modified or has been violated.
Contact Us for Help With Your Parenting Plan
To schedule a consultation, please call us at 623-208-7130 (877-551-4908, toll free) or contact us by e-mail.
