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The experienced lawyers at Jim Mitchell & Jed Davis, P.A. have dealt with a wide range of legal issues. From criminal defense and child custody cases to estate & trust disputes and property disputes, Jim Mitchell & Jed Davis, P.A. can be your trusted divorce lawyer, estate planning lawyer, family lawyer, legal malpractice lawyer, and personal injury attorney in Lewiston, Auburn, Waterville, Augusta, Gardiner, ME, & surrounding areas. Read our blog to learn more about what a personal injury law firm and real estate lawyer like Jim Mitchell & Jed Davis, P.A. can do for you.
Here are some things you should know before you step into a courtroom for your child custody hearing.
Jim Mitchell & Jed Davis, P.A. is a criminal defense lawyer serving the Augusta, ME area. Click here to learn more about the different classes of felonies!
Our divorce lawyers at Jim Mitchell & Jed Davis, P.A. want to help you obtain the child custody rights you deserve. Contact us for an initial consultation today!
Child custody is the legal term used to describe legal custody, which means the parent can make decisions on the child’s behalf, and physical custody, which is referring to the responsibility to house and provide food, clothing, and other physical needs for the child.
When you and a loved one have decided to separate, it can be stressful and overwhelming trying to separate children, belongings, finances, and more. If you and your partner can not come to an agreement civilly, it may be time to receive some legal help.
Have you recently been involved in a car accident? Did that car accident result in an injury? One of the first things to do after an accident is contact a car accident lawyer, especially if you were injured. There is a list of things that need to be accomplished after a car accident.
Raising children after a separation or divorce is never easy. It is even more difficult to navigate these waters during the current COVID-19 epidemic. Whether it be making sure your child is completely protected at each household, finding a safe way to meet up with your former spouse or anything in between, the easiest of co-parenting tasks have become much more difficult.
