Cuyahoga County Child Custody Lawyers also serving Geauga County, Lake County and Ohio
Children should always have the emotional and financial support of both parents, no matter how far broken down the relationship is between a Mother and Father. Our experienced Child Custody Lawyers in Cleveland, OH have helped clients establish paternity, modify custody, enforce visitation, and establish child support orders, for over 44 years.
Please contact a Cleveland Child Custody lawyer at DeMarco & Triscaro for experienced and legitimate legal advice regarding:
Child Support Lawyers: Cuyahoga County, Geauga County, Lake County & Ohio
Child Support in Ohio is generally calculated pursuant to the Ohio Child Support guidelines; however, deviations from such guidelines are sometimes permitted. Additionally, our Child Custody Lawyers can make sure all of the assets and income of the other party are discovered and counted.
Is your ex-spouse failing to pay child support and thus, has an arrearage? Our Cleveland Child Support Lawyers can assist you in enforcing child support payments.
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Our Ohio Child Custody Lawyers represent clients throughout Ohio, including the following courts:
Domestic Relations Courts
Juvenile Courts
Ohio Child Custody Law
Ohio law, and other states for that matter, makes a presumption that shared parenting is in the best interest of the child, which means both parents share in important decisions regarding the child's life, such as medical care, education, and religion.
If you truly believe the other parent is unfit to have custody of your child, you may petition the Court for sole custody. Unfitness can be shown in certain circumstances when the other parent has a severe drug or alcohol problem or has been convicted of domestic violence or child abuse. Our Cleveland Custody Attorneys can help you petition for sole custody.
If you move, you are required to file a Notice of Relocation with the Court. If you do not file such notice you can face harsh circumstances. The Courts understand that our lives are fluid, and sometimes relocating is necessary. However, we must provide for such relocation, and our Cleveland Custody Attorneys can assist you in this regard.
Our children are most important to us, make sure you get it right the first time. Once a custody order is in place it is difficult to change such order unless there is a material change in circumstance. Please contact a Cleveland Child Custody lawyer at DeMarco & Triscaro to discuss your legal concerns.

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