Parenting time, sometimes referred to as “visitation,” addresses when divorcing or separated parents will spend with their children. Parenting time schedules need to be creative and thorough so they are not only in the best interests of the children, but also work for the parents.

At Robinson | Duffy, PLLC, we are focused on finding creative and workable parenting time schedules for our clients. We have created parenting time solutions for all types of families. Our attorneys can answer your questions regarding parenting time, including:

  • What if I have safety concerns for my children?
  • What if my work schedule varies?
  • What schedule is appropriate if my child is still nursing?
  • What if the other parent and I live far apart?
  • What if my co-parent never exercises their parenting time?
  • What if my kids won’t go to the other parent’s house?
  • What about holidays?
  • What if my co-parent always ships our kids to a babysitter or other family member during his/her parenting time?
  • What if my co-parent is withholding my children from me or not returning them for my parenting time.

Our attorneys will learn the specific details of your case and devise a parenting schedule that is in your children’s best interests but is also workable for you. We will take the time to listen carefully to your concerns and will customize a parenting time solution to meet your needs.

Modifying Parenting Time Schedules

We also help clients modify existing parenting time schedules to better meet their needs, or in the alternative, oppose modification motions that are not in the best interests of their child. Our attorneys are experienced in family law issues and are willing to work to find a solution that meets the reality of your life.

Contact our Experienced Parenting Time Attorneys Today

If you have questions about parenting time, contact the attorneys at Robinson | Duffy today.

Thoughts from a Client ...

I have had the privilege to work with Jillian Duffy over the past 3 years, and there's nothing I wouldn't entrust in her.
– JH, Father in post-decree parenting time and financial proceedings