Experienced District of Columbia Child Custody Attorneys

When you're facing a divorce, custody or other family matter in the District of Columbia, our experienced family lawyers at Remus Enterprises Law Group are experienced at fighting for our clients' rights in:

• District of Columbia Child Custody & Visitation Matters — In District of Columbia child custody matters, court orders determine where your child will live, how parenting time will be split and to what degree each parent gets to make decisions about their child's life. Our District of Columbia child custody attorneys vigorously defend your parental rights and fight to ensure you're a part of your child's life.

• Filing for Sole Custody in the District of Columbia — A number of factors determine whether one party receive sole custody over a child. In these types of matters, sole custody can be awarded to one parent due to abuse or the other parent is absent and doesn't see their children. If warranted, our child custody lawyers will ensure all factors involved will be a factor to provide you with full custody of your child.

• District of Columbia Interstate & Across Border Custody Agreements — If you and your child or your former spouse and child live in Alabama and the other party lives in another state, our experienced Alabama interstate custody attorneys efficiently protect your rights during custody & visitation disputes involving parenting time matters with parties in different states.

• District of Columbia Joint Custody Agreements & Enforcement — Joint custody for children in the District of Columbia involves the sharing of parental time and custody between both parents. If you're seeking joint custody of a child in the District of Columbia, contact us to learn how we help achieve your child custody goals.

• Physical Custody — Physical custody involves the determination of where a child lives on a daily or weekly basis and can change depending on a number of factors. We defend your child custody and visitation rights to ensure you have fair and equal access to your children.

• Grandparent Visitation & Custody— When grandparents aren't allowed access to their grandchildren, they can pursue visitation or custody in extreme circumstances. If you're a grandparent who is denied visitation rights your grandchild in the District of Columbia, contact us for a free consultation to learn how we can assist you.

With commitment and conviction, we present strong arguments in support of arrangements that serve your best interests and those of your children.

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