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Custody Lawyers in Brandon, FL

Children deserve safe, stable homes with guardians that can provide for their physical and emotional needs. However, not every parent is equipped to provide the care that kids needs to thrive. If you're concerned about the child in your life, it may be time to seek custody—especially if that child's health is at stake. It helps to know that you can always turn to The Law Offices of Steven J. Glaros & Associates.

Make the right choice for your child by seeking legal guidance from seasoned custody lawyers. In Brandon, FL, locals rely on us for assistance with any and all family law matters. Get in touch with our staff today to learn more about our services. Just a few of the things we can assist with include matters of:

Child Custody

Child Abuse

Child Relocation

Child Support

Why Choose Our Custody Attorneys?

With more than 30 years of experience, our child custody attorneys are steadfast advocates for your rights as a parent, grandparent, or legal guardian. We're there for you when you need us most—after a separation, after a divorce, or after another life-disrupting incident. Let us make seeking custody as simple as reaching out to our firm. Case evaluations are free, so don't hesitate to get in touch today.

We Also Handle Temporary Custody Cases

Many parents make the difficult decision to sign over temporary custody of their children to trusted family members and friends. This can occur in many different situations; however, some of the most common involve parents that are absent for long periods of time, or parents that are too ill to care for their children themselves.

Additionally, temporary custody may be granted to relatives of children whose parents are declared incompetent. Courts generally make this decision by considering the child's best interests. For assistance with matters of temporary custody, feel free to get in touch with our firm. Our temporary custody lawyers offer personalized legal guidance to clients across many different backgrounds.

Be Sure to Ask About Guardianship

For situations in which both parents die or are incapacitated, the state of Florida appoints children guardians. Guardians act as surrogates, making important decisions for children's health and happiness. All minors without competent or living parents must be appointed a guardian, so when you find yourself preparing for a court date, be sure to talk with our guardianship lawyers first.

Contact our custody lawyers to get your free case evaluation. We proudly serve clients in Tampa Bay, Brandon, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Oldsmar, and New Port Richey, FL.