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When the dust from a divorce or separation is beginning to settle and the custody arrangements are reached, the visitation rights and schedule between the two parents is usually required to be established.  An Indianapolis visitation attorney is aware of these types of visitation circumstances as well as many others.  An Indianapolis visitation attorney will work with you towards acquiring a desirable and beneficial visitation schedule for you and your children.

Are you recently divorced or separated and concerned over securing your visitation rights?  Contact an Indianapolis visitation attorneys right away to take the first steps in ensuring you can care for your children in the future today!

In the event of being deemed the non-custodial parent in a divorce or separation court order, the desire to maintain some form of involvement in your child’s life is a high priority.  An Indianapolis visitation attorney is aware of these concerns.  An Indianapolis visitation attorney will work diligently with you to ensure your visitation rights with your children.  In the eyes of judges and court mediators, many factors will influence the extent of possible visitation rights.

Some factors influencing the frequency and length of visitation for non-custodial parents include:

• Criminal and mental health history of the parent seeking visitation rights
• The location of the parent seeking visitation rights
• The compliance of the parent in meeting child support orders
• The wishes of the child after the child reaches age thirteen
• The safety and stability of others also living with the parent seeking visitation rights

 In the United States alone, there exist a rising number of non-custodial parents, which at last census totaled nearly eleven million.  Of these eleven million, many exercise their right to visit with their children; however, the accessibility of this option is extremely contingent on the use of an Indianapolis visitation attorney.  Restrictive visitation practices such as mandatory monitors, limited time of the visit, and even no physical contact allowed mandates can make the right to visitation seemingly not worth the while.  However, if it is in the best interest of you and your child, an Indianapolis visitation attorney will fight for you and your children to have unhampered and enjoyable visits in the future.

Are you recently divorced or separated and concerned over securing your visitation rights?  Contact an Indianapolis visitation attorney right away to take the first steps in ensuring you can care for your children in the future today!

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Child Support
Information from multiple sources shows that only 10% of all noncustodial fathers fit the “deadbeat dad” category: 90% of the fathers with joint custody paid the support due. Fathers with visitation rights pay 79.1%; and 44.5% of those with NO visitation rights still financially support their children. (Source: Census Bureau report. Series P-23, No. 173). [...]

Divorce Rate
The divorce rate in 2005 (per 1,000 people) was 3.6 — the lowest rate since 1970, and down from 4.2 in 2000 and from 4.7 in 1990. (The peak was at 5.3 in 1981, according to the Associated Press.)

Indiana Divorce Custody Family Law
Indiana Divorce Custody Family Law