Selecting an attorney can be the most important function in your child custody or child support case. The attorney you select will not only be representing you but ultimately will be advocating for your right to maintain a relationship with your child and for you to have financially stability.
Here you will find resources for selecting and attorney, using the attorney to your fullest advantage and how to recognize that your attorney is not effectively advocating for you.
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