Child Custody Amarillo, TX
Child Custody
If you are looking for a child custody attorney then you are probably going through a troubling time. Normally, from family court to parental alienation you are experiencing one of the worst times of your life. The Law Office of Cody Pirtle is here to make it easier by providing exceptional representation during your custody case and fighting for you.
Divorce and Custody
Going through a divorce and having kids almost always means dealing with custody issues. Sometimes it is easy with a collaborative divorce where just the finer details need to be established regarding joint custody and other times it can be a messy ordeal with even domestic violence involved. The Pirtle Law firm understands how varied the complexity of your case can be and strives to give you an affordable price that aligns with the complexity of your case. The Law Office of Cody Pirtle will not make your case last any longer than it has to. Cody Pirtle is an excellent and efficient attorney.
Emergency Custody
Sometimes an emergency custody situation arises that needs immediate attention from a lawyer. The reasons for this vary immensely, but you or your child could be going through a domestic violence situation, dealing with CPS, or experiencing parental alienation. Cody Pirtle strives to have the flexibility his clients need and that includes having the ability to quickly address an ongoing situation.
Types of Custody/Visitation
While traditionally parental custody is the topic of custody cases, other types often arise in family custody cases. Grandparents’ rights are an issue in Texas, but getting visitation or access is not an easy task to accomplish which is why having a custody lawyer on your side is a great idea. Adoption or voluntary transfers of custody can also be a complicated legal process with official paperwork filed on your behalf. The Law Office of Cody Pirtle is here with personal experience in all of these areas to help you make it through such a big process with the outcome that you want.
