Child Custody and Visitation

Broward County Child Custody Lawyer

Child custody is the one issue associated with divorce that should almost always be settled outside of court. The main reason, of course, is that divorce is already traumatic enough for children even without a custody fight. Another reason and something to keep in mind as you approach divorce is this: a Family Court Judge—no matter how wise or fair-minded they may be—is still a complete and total stranger to you and your children.

Choosing the Future You Will Share with Your Children

At the Law Office of Serena Carroll, our Fort Lauderdale attorney strongly encourages our clients to take a proactive role in choosing the kind of future they want their children to have and in choosing the kind of future that they themselves want to have with them. In some cases, the bitterness and acrimony that exists between parents makes this difficult. However, we find that when parents are made aware of the damage their children will suffer in a custody battle, even the most bitter of them will find room to cooperate.

Whether you are seeking primary residential parent status, secondary residential status, or shared child custody, we can help you to achieve a result that is truly in the best interest of your child. Attorney Serena Carroll has considerable experience with divorce and child custody mediation and a proven ability to get excellent results for our clients.

This is one choice that should not be left to a stranger.

Contacting Our Fort Lauderdale Law Office

To learn more about Florida's child custody laws, shared custody, and visitation rights—call our South Florida law office or contact us directly via e-mail in Fort Lauderdale today. Spanish and Portuguese-speaking clients are welcome to speak with us in the language they are most comfortable using.

Se Habla Español — Se Fala Português