Child Visitation Lawyer in New York & New Jersey

Navigating the complexities of child visitation arrangements can be emotionally draining and legally challenging. At Krasner Law, PLLC, our dedicated child visitation lawyer, Leona Krasner, provides compassionate and strategic guidance to ensure your parental rights are protected and your child’s best interests are upheld. Whether you are establishing visitation schedules or seeking modifications, we are here to help you find clarity and resolution during this difficult time.

Our firm practices divorce and family law, offering personalized legal counsel tailored to the unique needs of families in New York and New Jersey. With years of experience handling sensitive matters like child custody, support, and visitation, Krasner Law is committed to helping parents create parenting plans that promote healthy relationships and stability for their children.

What Is Child Visitation?

Child visitation refers to the arrangements made between parents regarding the time a non-custodial parent spends with their child. These agreements are either established mutually or through court orders when disputes arise. The goal is to ensure that children maintain meaningful relationships with both parents while prioritizing their well-being.As a child visitation attorney, we understand that every family situation is unique. Whether you need assistance negotiating a fair schedule or advocating for your parental rights in court, Krasner Law provides the experience and support you need.

Don’t face visitation challenges alone. Contact Krasner Law to work with an experienced child visitation lawyer who will protect your rights and advocate for your family’s best interests.

Frequently Asked Questions About Child Visitation

Your Questions Answered

Learn more about how Krasner Law can assist you with child visitation matters.

  1. What does a child visitation lawyer do?

    A child visitation lawyer assists parents in establishing, modifying, and enforcing visitation agreements to ensure arrangements prioritize the child’s best interests.

  2. Can visitation agreements be modified?

    Yes, modifications can be requested if there’s a significant change in circumstances, such as relocation or changes in work schedules.

  3. What areas do you serve?

    We serve families in New York (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Bronx, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland, and Orange counties) and New Jersey (Hudson, Essex, Union, Bergen, and more).

  4. How are visitation schedules determined?

    Visitation schedules are created based on the child’s age, school commitments, and parental availability, always prioritizing the child’s well-being.

  5. What happens if the other parent refuses visitation?

    You can file a motion to enforce the court-ordered visitation agreement.

  6. How can mediation help in visitation disputes?

    Mediation offers a collaborative approach to resolving conflicts, saving time and reducing stress for both parents.

  7. Can grandparents or other relatives request visitation?

    In certain cases, non-parents with significant relationships to the child can petition for visitation rights.

  8. How long does it take to establish a visitation agreement?

    The timeline varies depending on whether the agreement is contested or resolved amicably.

  9. Do I need a lawyer for visitation issues?

    While not mandatory, having a lawyer ensures your rights are protected and can improve the chances of a favorable outcome.

  10. Can visitation rights be denied?

    Yes, visitation may be denied if there’s evidence that it could harm the child, such as in cases of abuse or neglect.

Take the First Step Toward Resolution

Schedule Your Consultation Today

Don’t face visitation challenges alone. Contact Krasner Law to work with an experienced child visitation lawyer who will protect your rights and advocate for your family’s best interests.