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What does a Child Custody lawyer in your area do?
A Child Custody lawyer helps clients pursue compensation for injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages related to Child Custody cases in your area.
How much does a Child Custody lawyer cost in your area?
Most Child Custody lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if they win the case. Fees are usually a percentage of the settlement or verdict.
When should I hire a Child Custody lawyer in your area?
You should contact a Child Custody lawyer as soon as possible after the incident to protect evidence, meet legal deadlines, and improve your chances of receiving compensation.
How do I choose the best Child Custody lawyer in your area?
Look for attorneys with experience handling Child Custody cases, strong client reviews, and a track record of successful settlements or verdicts.
4013 Child Custody Lawyers Found
As a strong litigator, Ivy League law school graduate, and specialist in high conflict and complex family law matters, Kaitlyn Wright is skilled at resolving civil litigation issues with creative and well-reasoned solutions.. In family law, Kaitlyn has successfully litigated and resolved complex international jurisdictional matters, cases with high asset multimillion-dollar estates and companies, and hotly contested child custody cases. She also has a 100% success rate in obtaining awards of attorney fees when the case calls for it. Utilizing her extensive experience in federal and state law, Kaitlyn persuades the Court by implementing careful strategy and detail-oriented advocacy. Among other cases, she has successfully resolved matters that include dependency and neglect, foster home placement, drug and alcohol addiction, domestic violence, civil and criminal protection orders, and intricate cultural nuances. Additionally, in the special education context, Kaitlyn has forged settlements upwards of $300,000 for private school placements, represented clients before the First Circuit Court of Appeals, and successfully challenged IEPs.. Kaitlyn is settlement-oriented unless and until trial becomes necessary. In Court, judges commend and respect her for her careful preparation, ability to solve problems in high pressure situations, and her logical presentation of facts.. Kaitlyn advocates for her clients by providing realistic advisement and solutions. She will not tell you what you want to hear, but rather what you need to hear with the goal of strengthening and rehabilitating your case in the eyes of the Court. While Kaitlyn is empathetic and understands the emotional strain that divorce and custody issues create, she manages her cases strategically and she is able to quickly regain control when a case has veered off track.. Kaitlyn’s confident, reasoned, and creative style of representation has resulted in highly successful outcomes for clients. She approaches all cases with an eye towards the best interest of any children involved, a commitment to ardent advocacy, and the highest level of integrity. She prides herself on being accessible, listening carefully, and empowering her clients with knowledge and information. This style of representation has resulted in highly positive outcomes, the effects of which persist far beyond litigation.. Education:Juris Doctor, Cornell Law School, 2014B.S., magna cum laude, Florida State University, 2010
Alexandra (Ali) Smits is an experienced attorney committed to helping families navigate the emotional and financial complexities of their family law cases. With an understanding of the toll legal disputes have on families and children, Ali works with her clients to minimize conflict and move forward with their lives. Ali is trained in collaborative law and values the opportunity to seek resolution outside of the courtroom, whether through negotiation, mediation or collaborative law. Ali also has extensive trial experience and is equally comfortable advocating for her clients in the courtroom when collaboration or settlement is not an option.. Prior to committing her legal practice exclusively to family law, Ali practiced in the areas of employment law and criminal defense. She has trial experience in both Colorado state courts and the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado. Ali has presented to employees and mental health professionals in the area of employment law and disabilities to both the Rocky Mountain Cancer Center and the Colorado chapter of the National MS Society. Ali’s background in employment and criminal law has provided professional insight and trial experience that have enhanced her current family law practice.. Current Employment Position:. Associate Attorney. Areas of Practice:. Family Law. Alimony and Spousal Support. Child Support. Custody & Visitation. Divorce. Juvenile Law. Mediation. Collaborative Law. Alternative Dispute Resolution. Adoption
Kate Miller is a Family Law Attorney at Miller Family Law, LLC. As someone who has lived many of the issues involved in divorce and child custody, Kate is passionate about helping you through this process. Kate believes that divorce does not have to destroy lives. She wants to help clients navigate this process as amicably as possible so that they may begin the healing process.. Kate earned her undergraduate degree at Texas A&M University in Political Science and Psychology. Later she moved to Colorado and earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law in 2013. While a student attorney at the advanced civil litigation clinic at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, Kate argued in front of the Colorado Supreme Court.. Prior to founding Miller Family Law, LLC, Kate worked as a Law Fellow for the Honorable Angela R. Arkin, and the Honorable Michael J. Spear, Douglas County’s lead judges handling Family Law matters. Because of her work with the courts, she has excellent connections in the legal community. She is a member of the Colorado Bar Association and the Denver Bar Association, with special membership to the Family Law and Litigation sections. Kate is also a member of Colorado Judicial Institute (CJI) and Metro Denver Interdiciplinary Comittee (MDIC).
Kady Tran is a passionate family law attorney who has dedicated her career to helping clients navigate emotionally turbulent proceedings. Kady focuses her practice on representing individuals in divorce litigation, child custody disputes, and post-decree modifications of child support and parental responsibilities from our firm’s Denver office.. When not advocating for her clients, Kady enjoys kickboxing, painting, and promoting diversity and inclusiveness within the Colorado legal community.
Brad Voss was born in the Salt Lake Valley and graduated from Hillcrest High School. He served in the United States Air Force and was awarded a bachelor’s in Middle East Studies from the University of Utah. After spending over a decade as a Licensed Massage Therapist, he returned to the U and earned a Juris Doctor from the S.J. Quinney School of Law.Brad was assigned as the executor and trustee when a friend died of malaria. That estate owned 6 residential properties in 6 different states, 2 international patents, and various other complexities with the beneficiaries living in Russia. He learned a lot about property law, estates, and trusts through that first hand experience. This experience contributed to the decision to enter law school.Brad and his wife experienced the loss of their first child when they were much younger, which intensified and emphasized in them their concern and care for their living children. Brad is motivated to resolve divorces quickly – particularly when children are involved. It is better for everyone if the parties can get through their divorce quickly and get back to doing what is most important in their lives.In his spare time, Brad enjoys riding his bicycle, woodworking, and playing games with his family.
Brian's practice includes Child Custody, Divorce, Child Support, Real Estate, Business and Litigation.. Brian graduated with his Bachelor's degree from Idaho State University in Political Science and then attended Western State University College of Law in Fullerton, California.. Brian has fifteen years of experience in Divorce, Custody and related matters and is licensed in Utah and Idaho.
Jennifer R. Posey was admitted to the California Bar in 1991 graduating Magna Cum Laude and Salutorian from American College of Law with her Juris Doctorate in Law. Ms. Posey was also admitted to U.S. District Court, Central District of California.. Previously a professor of Appellate Advocacy and Evidence, Ms. Posey has been practicing in Family Law litigation, Child Custody, Child Support, Spousal Support, Dissolution, Property Divisions and related family law matters for nearly 30 years.. As a member of her legal community, Ms. Posey has served on the Orange County Superior Court Panel for Minor's Counsel. Ms. Posey also serves as an Arbitrator on the Orange County Bar Fee Arbitration Panel since 1994 which makes her highly qualified to assist her clients in any fee disputes that they have had with other family law attorneys.. Known to some as the "QDRO Queen", Ms. Posey also specializes in the dreaded Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs), which are feared by all family law attorneys. Ms. Posey is also a licensed Real Estate Broker.. NOTE: When messaging our office here on AVVO, please be sure not to include any confidential information before we have cleared your file for a conflict check. Keeping your confidences is important to us!. Hobbies/Interests: Golf, Painting and Vino, Day-Trading, Just Dance, web design, cosplay and old skool video games (Quake III, Half Life, Codename Eagle, Unreal Tournement & Team Fortress).
I want the best possible outcome for my clients and I work diligently, effectively, and honestly to get those results.. I passed the California State Bar Exam in 2012 and the Arizona State Bar Exam in 2013. I worked as an attorney for Higbee & Associates and a general practice law firm where I gained valuable experience in civil, criminal, and family law matters.. In 2017, I started my own firm centered on family law matters. I choose family law largely because of my love for children. My undergraduate degree is in psychology. I have six adult children; however, they ranged in age from 4-14 when I got divorced and went to law school in 2009. Because I was a single parent with six children, I had to redefine myself and find a way to finanically provide for my family. Having been divorced, with parents who also divorced, I have first hand knowledge of how difficult divorce can be, especially for children. I can remember with specificity going to the Pomona courthouse to have a conversation with a stranger about the parent that I wanted to live with and why.. I care deeply about children and families in crisis. Thus, a large part of my practice involves representing minor children in family law court. I have the privilege of interviewing clients, their families and collateral witnesses, reviewing documents, and drafting reports with recommendations for custody, visitation and co-parenting. I am often on the same cases for years due to the high conflict between the parents. My goal is to help families learn to resolve issues and make child centered decisions so the family can move forward equipped with the skills they need to stay out of court.. I take all cases related to family law, including divorces, parentage, and post judgment modifications that are litigated in front of a Judge. I have extensive trial experience but I only take important issues to trial. Most of my trial experience is in "Move Away" or abuse cases.. I certified as a mediator in 2012 and again in 2023. I have additional training in high conflict cases. These skills help me in every case, even when litigation is required. I love helping people come to out of court resolution whenever possible.. Prior to law school, I was a stay at home Mom and the Board President for Lakeview Academy Charter School in Saratoga Springs, Utah. The board supervised and hired all teachers and employees and governed the school of 700 children from its inception. Prior to having children, I loved being a preschool teacher.