Illinois Child Custody and Visitation Lawyer
Kane County – Kendall County – DeKalb County
At the Law Office of Warren G. Sylvester, we represent mothers and fathers in all legal matters involving child custody, visitation and parenting time. These issues are often the most difficult to resolve during divorce. Emotions run high and financial worries frequently undercut the discussion.
We encourage our divorce clients who are parents to put their fears and animosities aside and think about the best interests of their children.
To learn more about how our experienced Illinois child custody lawyer can help you to do this, please contact our law offices in Batavia. We welcome clients from Elgin, Aurora and throughout Kane County, and we offer free, 30-minute initial consultations.
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Whenever possible, we encourage our clients to seek a fair and amicable child custody agreement through negotiation. It is less costly and time-consuming than fighting for custody in court. Also, there are no guarantees as to the outcome when child custody is left to a judge to decide.
If negotiations reach an impasse, mediation can be a good solution for couples seeking an uncontested divorce. Attorney Sylvester is trained in alternative dispute resolution methods, including mediation, and offers counsel to clients throughout the mediation process.
When it is impossible to reach an amicable child custody agreement through negotiation or mediation, attorney Warren Sylvester has the know-how needed to fight effectively for our clients in court. He has more than 10 years of experience in devising aggressive litigation strategies aimed at achieving our clients' ultimate goals.
Parenting Time
The family law courts in Illinois understand how important it is for both parents to have close and caring "parenting time" relationships with their children. In some of today's families, both parents are equally involved in the day-to-day care of their children. As a result, the courts are increasingly open to a range of custody options, including joint custody and shared custody.
When both parents contribute equally to the financial support of their children, the courts will take that into consideration when determining child support.
Do you have questions or concerns about child visitation or parenting time? Talk to a knowledgeable and caring family law attorney. Please contact the Law Office of Warren G. Sylvester in Batavia, Illinois, today.
