Fathers' Rights Attorney In Rancho Cucamonga
Get a dedicated legal team on your side today!
Understanding what your rights as a father is crucial. While there may
be bias in family court, our firm is here to provide the counsel you need
to bypass these issues and secure the fair outcome you and your children
deserve. If you are looking for emphatic, ethical, and effective representation that will
ensure your best interests are protected, be sure to call The Law Office of Luella G. Hairston.
Whether you are facing a pending divorce or have been in a difficult child
custody battle for some time, our firm is here to provide the support you need. With
numerous years of legal experience under our belts, we know how to handle
all types of family law matters involving father's rights. Our Rancho
Cucamonga family law attorney can review your case today and start building
an effective legal plan.
Don't let your rights as a father be hindered!
Call our firm today for compassionate counsel.
Protecting Your Father's Rights
At our firm, we know how important it is for fathers to have their rights
protected, especially in the family law court. Though the California courts
often try to provide equal treatment, there is an undeniable bias leaning
towards the mother in many individuals minds when they think of divorce
rulings and child custody matters. Unfortunately, many great fathers are
left wondering what happened and how they could have lost the involvement
they deserved to have in their children's lives. Don't let this
happen to you!
We provide counsel for fathers facing the following legal issues:
- Divorce
- Visitation rulings and modifications
- Child custody cases
- Child support matters
- Restraining orders or domestic violence claims
Rights as a Military Father
Fighting to protect the rights and freedom of the country is difficult
in and of itself. If you are also struggling with divorce at home, you
should be aware of your rights as a military father. The Service Members
Civil Relief Act, which was signed by President Bush in 2003 is a primary
guide for fathers who are deployed. The act grants a 90-day stay on civil
cases for deployed soldiers. You should get your rights protected as a
military father!
Get A Free Consultation About Your Case
You deserve to have an equal right to custody. Our family lawyer is here
to help you work an agreement that is just for both parties. If that means
settling on a joint custody plan, then we will work to resolve this as
efficiently as possible. We are here to fight for the fair treatment you
deserve as a father, but above all else, our firm makes what matters most
to you a priority:
your children. Make sure you get the right legal counsel on your side.
Contact us today to schedule a free consultation with our dedicated legal team.
Frequently Asked Questions on Fathers' Rights
You will likely have further questions during the child custody and child
support process. We can provide you with the answers you need for your
case to help you resolve the various conflicts you are facing. Below,
we have answered a number of frequently asked questions about the rights
of fathers during divorce.
How long will I pay child support?
Child support will terminate on the day that the child turns 18 if he
or she is a high school graduate. The support will remain, however, if
the child has not graduated and stays enrolled full time before the age of 19.
Will my child's rights be protected?
The state of California considers children the biggest priority in the
court. The court proceedings are designed to protect the best interests
of the child in each aspect of the divorce. In addition, they strive not
to expose litigation and other aspects of the process to the children.
What are common mistakes I should avoid as a father during this time?
Some of the common mistakes we notice fathers making that can harm their
child custody or child support case include:
- Out-spending the wife to financially break her
- Being too generous and put themselves in a difficult financial situation
- Surrendering your rights on child custody matters
- Failing to ask for a modification when necessary
Call us today for answers to any further questions!