Grandparents’ Rights Lawyers in Ocala
Protecting Your Grandchild & Fighting for Their Best Interests
In the state of Florida, grandparents are given legal options to intervene if they believe their grandchildren are being mistreated by abusive parents. Using third-party emergency custody orders, grandparents can fight for custody of their grandchildren in instances where remaining in the hands of their parents are not in the child’s best interests.
Things can get emotional and heated extremely quickly in family law cases, especially those involving third-party emergency custody orders. At Dunham & Ingram, our skilled family lawyers in Ocala are intimately familiar with Florida family law as well as the challenges that often come with these cases. Backed by decades of experience, our attorneys can proficiently guide you through the legal process and help you protect your grandchildren.
Call Dunham & Ingram today at (352) 353-8117 or contact us online to find out how our attorneys can assist you in achieving your legal goals.
About Third-Party Emergency Orders
In a vast majority of cases, courts in Florida prefer to have children stay in the care of their biological parents, except in certain cases. These types of cases come up when there is compelling evidence that something in the child’s home or life may put them at risk of harm, such as mental illness, alcohol or drug abuse, physical or sexual abuse, and more. If you believe your grandchildren may be at risk, you can seek custody and you can also do so in instances where the child’s parents are unavailable due to death, desertion, or incarceration.
Our Ocala grandparents’ rights attorneys are committed to:
- Helping you fully understand all of your best available legal options
- Providing you with well-informed counsel and advice about your future
- Using our extensive experience, knowledge, and resources to your benefit
- Giving you the effective and compassionate representation you need and deserve
Call (352) 353-8117 for a Consultation
Whatever your situation may be, we can help you figure out how you can seek custody of your grandchildren. Get started today by contacting our firm and setting up a case evaluation. You can trust us for all of you family law needs.