Child Custody
Fayetteville, North Carolina Child Custody LawyerThe children's best interest is the primary focus of the county courts and the staff at the Hatley Law Firm in Fayetteville, North Carolina. With mandatory mediation in place, we can promote open communications with the hope of a satisfactory settlement for both parties. In child custody matters, Hoke and Cumberland County mandate mediation. The Hatley Law Firm has represented mothers, fathers, grandparents, and other relatives seeking custody of children. That diverse population throughout the community includes healthcare providers, psychologists, and military professionals. If mediation fails to bring a resolution and a mutually agreed upon child custody arrangement, we will take a multidisciplinary approach to your case. In looking out for the best interests of the children, temporary custody must be decided immediately if litigation is the only means to handle the child custody case. The goal is to stabilize the situation where your children reside and put a temporary agreement in place for their benefit. Preparing for litigation over child custody can encompass evaluations by a psychologist and referrals to counselors and therapists to resolve outstanding issues prior to court proceedings. Parenting classes may be recommended as well. If child custody litigation is handled in Cumberland County, your case will be assigned to a single judge to preside over all the pending issues. In Hoke County, there will not be a specific judge, but all area jurists are more than competent and familiar with child custody issues. No matter which county court your case is heard in, all of the judges will preside over your case with the best interests of your children in mind. For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced attorney regarding child custody, child visitation, or a custody modification, please contact us. From law offices in Fayetteville, North Carolina, the attorneys of the Hatley Law Firm handle cases in Fayetteville, Hope Mills, Fort Bragg, Spring Lake, Vander, Eastover, Rockfish, Parkton, and Cumberland County. |









