Creating Parenting Plans That Work in Salem, Massachusetts

Serving Clients Throughout the North Shore & Greater Boston Area

At the law firm of Koiles Pratt Family Law Group, we help parents develop comprehensive, legally sound parenting plans to provide for their children’s needs. We work with parents currently going through divorce, families who need to modify existing parenting plans, and unmarried parents. With an office in Salem, Massachusetts, we represent clients throughout Greater Boston including the North Shore, the Merrimack Valley, and the western suburbs including Weston, Newton, and Wellesley.

As experienced family law attorneys, we have seen what does and does not work when developing parenting plans. Through our extensive experience, we are aware of the types of issues that can arise in the future when a parenting plan is in place.

We take a holistic view when mediating matters of child custody and parenting plans. A mediated parenting plan can cover all aspects of child custody, including where children will go on holidays, how parents will contribute to their education, and what happens when one parent wants to relocate.

This thorough, client-centered approach has earned us a strong reputation as family law mediators in the surrounding community. We pride ourselves on meeting clients’ needs through fair, cost-effective results focused on protecting relationships.

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Child Custody

We are committed to protecting your interests, assets and relationships and understand that your relationship with your child or children is usually of highest concern.

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Child Relocation & Removal

Your custody or visitation rights may be affected if the other parent relocates and takes your child without your permission. If you have advance warning, we are prepared to represent you in court to prevent your child’s relocation.

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What are the effects of infidelity on child custody cases?

Many parents may fear that infidelity during a marriage or new partners acquired during a separation could impact the child custody agreement. We help clients navigate these scenarios.

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How does domestic violence impact a child custody case?

It’s not just physical violence; emotional, psychological, and financial abuse are all taken into account. We help clients recognize and understand how these factors are essential to their child custody case.

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Contact our experienced mediation attorneys to create a parenting plan that works.