Your Children’s Future is Our Priority

Nothing matters more than your relationship with your children. Whether you’re facing a custody dispute, need to modify an existing arrangement, or want to establish custody for the first time, having skilled legal advocacy can make all the difference in protecting your parental rights and your children’s well-being.

At Triangle Divorce Lawyers, we understand that child custody cases are deeply personal and emotionally challenging. Our dedicated family law attorneys have helped thousands of parents in Raleigh, Cary, Wake Forest, and Clayton secure custody arrangements that serve their children’s best interests while preserving important parent-child relationships.

We believe every child deserves meaningful time with both parents, and we’re committed to fighting for custody solutions that protect your family’s future.

Types of Custody Cases We Handle

• Initial Custody Determinations Whether you were never married to your child’s other parent or are going through divorce, we’ll help establish custody arrangements that protect your parental rights and your child’s well-being.
• Custody Modifications Life changes, and sometimes custody arrangements need to change too. We can help you modify existing orders when there’s been a substantial change in circumstances affecting your child’s best interests.
• Emergency Custody Situations When your child’s safety is at risk, immediate action may be necessary. We can help you seek emergency custody orders to protect your child from dangerous situations.
• Grandparents’ Rights Grandparents may have legal rights to seek custody or visitation in certain circumstances. We can help grandparents understand their options and pursue appropriate legal remedies.
• Paternity and Custody Establishing paternity is often the first step in securing custody rights for unmarried fathers. We’ll guide you through the paternity process and help establish your parental rights.
• Contempt and Enforcement When the other parent violates custody orders, legal action may be necessary. We can help you enforce existing orders and hold the other party accountable for their violations.