Visitation rights

Alameda County and Hayward Visitation Rights Attorney

Visitation determinations can affect the relationship you have with your child or your grandchild. Usually visitation or parenting schedules are determined after a divorce, paternity case, or if a grandparent is seeking to declare their rights to see a child. If you are facing a divorce or you are seeking to establish your right to visitation, our attorneys at The Law Office of Wallace C. Doolittle can effectively secure a visitation schedule suited to your needs.

Alameda County Parenting Time and Divorce Attorney

We will take a comprehensive approach to create a schedule that accommodates your needs and the best interests of a child. Whether you are interested in creating a new parenting schedule or seeking a modification to an existing schedule, we have the experience and strategy to protect your rights

Parental visitation rights after a divorce

After child custody determinations are made, the court will work with the parties to devise a visitation schedule best suited to the needs of the child and accommodating each parent's needs. Our attorneys have experience in articulating the individual needs of our clients to the court. Whether you are interested in weekend visitation, holidays, or making sure that you and your child get the time that you need, we can protect your interests in court.

Visitation and relocation

Parental relocation will inevitably affect the visitation schedule, especially if one parent is moving out of state. Whether you are seeking to relocate or you want to protect your parenting time, we can protect your rights and the best interests of your child.

Visitation rights and post-judgment modification

We are experienced in post-judgment modifications that will affect the visitation schedule or rights of our clients. You may need to adjust a parenting schedule because of a new job, injury, or illness or another change in circumstances may render your current schedule impractical. Our attorneys will examine your needs and those of your child to devise a schedule that works for you.