Child Custody Lawyer in New Westminster

If you are going through a divorce, a primary concern is to ensure that your children are well-provided for. Make sure that your family gets the financial and emotional care they deserve by consulting one of our child custody attorneys in New Westminster.

At Valerie M. Little Law Corporation, we don't just know about child custody, we are experts in child custody and child support. We have over 25 years of experience in family law and are knowledgeable about legal procedures to ensure your children are cared for in the best way possible. We make sure that deserving parents do not have to abdicate their custody and visitation rights—meaning that your children will end up in the best possible situation.

The Peace of Mind Your Deserve

Making proper arrangements for your child in the midst of divorce requires that you understand the nuances of child support. Child custody and guardianship are complex and multi-faceted, but with the help of Valerie M. Little, your child support attorney, you will understand the laws and rights affecting you and your child. We will help you make sure that your child is adequately financially supported. While divorce is never pleasant, our specialized family law training will assist you in alleviating the burden of child support hassles, meaning that you will have the peace of mind to move forward with your life again.

Whether you need to know more about parenting time, guardianship, or any other aspect of child custody law, the team at Valerie M. Little Law Corporation is here to educate and support you. When you come to us, we make it a priority to deliver individual attention and care to your case. No two situations are alike, and we take into account all circumstances before advising you on a course of action.

Set Up a Consultation with Us

If you have children and are facing divorce proceedings, don't go through it alone. Consult Valerie M. Little Law Corporation at your first opportunity to make sure your rights and those of your children are not compromised. We make your children a top priority and are ready to help your family make the most of your situation so you can move forward to live a productive and happy life.

On March 1st, 2021, significant changes came into force for the Canadian Divorce Act. Among these changes, the terms “custody” and “access” have been replaced with “parenting time” and “decision-making responsibility.” To find out more, read our blog post.