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Child Custody Contact Form

When you are faced with child custody and visitation issues, an attorney who has regularly advised and represented clients in family law matters can help you to achieve a cost-effective and timely resolution. To learn more about our legal services, contact our firm to schedule a consultation and case evaluation.

Get More Information at Bryan L. Salamone & Associates, P.C.

Cases of child custody, visitation and child support are often complex and sometimes contentious. At the Long Island law firm of Bryan L. Salamone, P.C., we are known for handling tough family law cases and for providing the excellent representation that our clients expect. As family law attorneys, we have handled thousands of custody cases in our many years of combined experience.

If you need legal service and aggressive family law representation, do not delay your decision to contact our firm. When your matter is important to you and your family, you need a lawyer who has a strong reputation among other lawyers and judges and is able to handle your case effectively.

Call us to schedule a free consultation at 631-479-2857 or toll free at 888-389-1411.

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Child Custody Contact Form

Name

Email Address

Phone Number

How many children do you have and what are their ages?

Have you started divorce proceedings yet?
Yes  No 

Have you physically separated from your spouse?
Yes  No 

With whom do the children live?

Have you worked out any temporary arrangements regarding child custody and visitation?
Yes  No 

Does your former spouse engage in any behavior that puts your children at risk?
Yes  No 

Do either you or your former spouse intend to relocate to another state at any time in the near future?
Yes  No 

Have any temporary or permanent custody and visitation orders already been entered in your divorce case?
Yes  No 

Have you met with any non-legal professionals like mediators or parenting coaches yet in an effort to resolve disputed custody issues?
Yes  No 

Has a custody evaluation been ordered or completed in your case?
Yes  No 

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