When deciding issues of child custody in the Centennial State, Colorado courts consider a number of factors. These include the wishes of the parents, the wishes of a mature child, the mental health of all parties, the child’s level of adjustment to the community and the ability of each parent to encourage the sharing of love and affection with the other parent. The judge makes the call on child custody based on the best interests of the child. Thus, it can be important for a parent to have an experienced advocate working on their behalf to make their case to the judge.
Longmont parenting time attorney Shea L. Burchill has 10 years of experience in the divorce and family law fields. She knows that each child custody case is unique and requires an approach tailored specifically to the facts. Issues of legal and physical custody have financial and emotional repercussions. Ms. Burchill is fully aware of these and can work with you to create a legal strategy that takes these into account.
After a parenting plan has been established, some parents find that they need a modification to the plan to meet current needs. It can be a great idea to have a lawyer to help you with pursuing a modification, and Shea L. Burchill is ready to help parents with this task. Some parents are dealing with a potential relocation with children, Ms. Burchill can provide guidance and representation for those dealing with this situation.
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