Family Law / Child Custody and Visitation / Non Parent Custody
Grandparents and other third parties or non parents can seek custody of a child if they believe the current custodial situation the child is not in the minor child’s best interest and that the parents of the child are unfit or it is detrimental for the child to remain in the parents care. These cases are litigated in juvenile court and oftentimes are some of the most contentious family law cases. There is a high standard for granting custody or visitation to a non-parent. The types of custody battles are often long and complicated – both legally and emotionally. Therefore, it is critical to have a knowledgeable, aggressive attorney who is willing to advocate for the client. Founding partner Roberta Roberts is a highly skilled and experienced advocate.