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How is child custody determined in court?

Determining child custody is often a challenging process. Many factors are considered by a divorce court including the financial stability of each parent, the relationship each parent has with the child or children in question, and the living situation of the spouses. Because of the importance of this decision, it is imperative that you retain the services of an experienced attorney to help you build a strong case for your custody rights.

For more information about custody issues, contact an experienced Monmouth County child custody lawyer from the Law Offices of Andrew A. Bestafka, Esq. at (732) 898-2378.