Fathers' Rights Legal Support in Columbia for Custody Matters

Trusted Representation for Paternity and Custody Issues

There’s been a tendency in family courts to favor mothers in terms of child custody. However, the courts in Columbia have begun to go against the traditional ruling; fathers are gaining custody more and more frequently. Nevertheless, family law cases can still be difficult for men. If you’re going through a divorce, you need legal representation committed to defending your parental rights. Sleeth & Associates has your back.

Advocating for Fathers' Rights in Columbia

Our attorneys have over 25 years of experience fighting for fathers’ rights. We understand how vital it is for children to maintain relationships with both parents throughout their lives. As attorneys, we’re advocates for equitable parental rights. We’re dedicated to getting you the time you need with your children.

Prioritizing Your Child's Best Interests

Courts award custody based on which parent will serve a child’s best interests. The judge considers a variety of factors to determine appropriate living arrangements and visitation schedules for you and your children.

Some of the factors your judge may consider include:

• The medical history, both physical and mental, of you and your children
• The ages of your children
• The emotional bond between you and your children
• Your children’s preferences—whom they’d rather live with
• Your physical and financial ability to provide for your children’s basic needs: clothing, food, shelter, and medical care

Every case is different. The judge may determine custody based on factors unique to your family. Secure a fair ruling with the help of Sleeth & Associates.

Schedule Your Case Evaluation Today

Don’t let your access to your children be threatened. Take action by contacting our firm today. Sit down with one of our fathers’ rights lawyers for a case evaluation. We have two office locations to better serve our clients. 

If you live in the Columbia or Moberly area, contact us by calling (573) 279-1349.