By FindLaw Staff | Legally reviewed by Hal Armstrong, Esq | Last updated December 14, 2021
Having the right child custody and visitation information can make all the difference in your family law case. The laws and procedures that apply to your specific needs will depend on the state — and even the county — in which you live. Therefore, you must do your research and work with a local attorney whom you trust.
To make the research easier for you, below you can find links to child custody and visitation information at the national and state levels. The sources include information on parenting plans and agreements where available. You might also find what you're looking for on the state-specific Family Courts and Family Law Forms pages.
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Child custody and visitation information varies by state, but forms and other resources are available. However, nothing matches the support that an experienced family law attorney can provide. They are well-versed in the laws of your state and can be your strongest advocate with the court. Get started today by finding a skilled family law attorney in your state.
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