Long Island Visitation Modification Attorneys

Consult a Visitation Modification Lawyer – (516) 688-0088

It may be necessary at some point that you modify the terms of your visitation agreement. Fortunately, our attorneys are experienced in helping clients with the modification of visitation rights and schedules.

Whether you are the custodial or non-custodial parent, you will need legal representation in order to ensure that your interests are represented in court and that you reach a conclusion that is best for you and your child.

At Friedman & Friedman PLLC, Attorneys at Law, our Long Island visitation modification lawyers are committed to representing families throughout Long Island in regards to the many legal issues that may arise following a divorce, including modification of visitation orders.

When Can You Modify a Visitation Order in NY?

Family courts in New York allow for the modification of visitation agreements because it is inevitable that something will change in regards to:

• The custodial parent’s living situation
• The custodial parent's ability to care for the child
• The child’s needs or preference

Your visitation schedule may be altered to fit your new living situation. On the other hand, visitation may be revoked if this is in the best interest of the child, or additional visitation may be awarded. Additionally, an attorney can help a non-custodial parent seek visitation rights if visitation is currently not allowed for that parent.

Contact Friedman & Friedman PLLC, Attorneys at Law today to learn more.

Learn More from a Visitation Modification Lawyer

At our law firm, we are committed to helping visitation agreements work for all parties involved. Our Long Island child visitation modification attorneys can help you if your ex-spouse is withholding your visitation rights, if you would like to withdraw your ex-spouse’s visitation rights, if you need to modify your visitation schedule or if you or your spouse is planning on moving to another state.

All of these matters are best handled by an experienced lawyer who can work to protect your interests and make sure that the resolution which is arrived at will work for you.

Contact us at (516) 688-0088 today for a consultation.