Practice Areas

Divorce

Are you stressed out about getting a divorce or tired of being in an unhappy marriage?

Divorce is the termination of a marriage and is a decree by the court that a legitimate marriage is no longer in existence.  After a divorce, both parties are at liberty to remarry and the separation of property and child custody and child support are decided by the court. Learn More

Custody Support

During a divorce, a divorce decision will specify with whom the couple’s children will reside as well as the circumstances setup by the court for visitation.  Physical custody is awarded to one parent with whom the child will live most of the time.  This is also known as legal custody and gives the right to make decisions for the child including education, healthcare, religion, and other important matters. Learn More

Visitation Issues and Rights

After a divorce, fathers are often at the mercy and control of their ex-partners or the courts in enforcing their rights to visitation. When the custodial parent takes steps to prevent the non-custodial parent from having contact with the child, measures should be taken to restore the rights of the non-custodial parent.  This frustration of visitation could be grounds for modification or termination of custody right. Learn More

Special Education Law

If you have questions regarding Special Education Law, contact the law office of Carron & Fink, LLC today! Learn More

Juvenile Law

If your child has been arrested, they can be either cited and released or detained to a juvenile detention facility.  If your child is in custody the DA must comply with some strict laws regarding juvenile custody.  Inability to comply can result in release while the case is pending. Cases involving a juvenile are very important and can lead to lifelong consequences if handled improperly. The law office of Carron & Fink, LLC can help make sure that your child’s rights are protected and that you get the best legal advice possible. Learn More

 

• Divorce
• Family Law
• Custody Support
• Visitation
• Special Education Law
• Juvenile Law