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Child Custody Attorney in Portland

Will I Get Custody?

Will I get custody? This is one of the most important issues most people will face in a divorce. How can you be sure that you will get custody of your child or children? Is there anything you can do to limit your spouse’s involvement in your child’s life? Can you and your spouse remain equally involved with raising your child? These are all questions that should be addressed by an experienced attorney. A Portland divorce lawyer who understands the specific factors that come into play when the family courts determine child custody can look at your case and determine how to seek the outcome you are hoping for.

At the Law Offices of Bradley J. Woodworth, P.C. we offer experienced and dedicated legal representation to mothers and fathers throughout Portland who are going through a divorce or are dealing with a custody dispute of any kind. In these matters, we often try to resolve the situation through negotiation as a first approach. Keeping the case out of the family courtroom can not only save you time and money, it can also save you from undue emotional strain and may even allow you to work out a custody arrangement that works better for you, your spouse and your children. If your case is destined for court or your spouse simply will not cooperate, we will fight tirelessly on your behalf to seek a ruling in your favor.

Portland Custody Lawyer

In determining child custody, the courts will rule in the best interests of the child. You will need to present evidence that you are the best parent to care for the child. The court may look at the type of home environment the child would experience at each parent’s house, the income level of each parent, any past history of abuse, violence or drug use, each parent’s ability to care for the child and the child’s preference in some cases.

Contact a Portland Child Custody Lawyer at our firm today if you would like skilled legal help in handling your divorce or custody dispute.