Custody to Fathers

by Administrator 17. July 2009 03:43

Many people believe that custody will go to the mother by default in a divorce. However, this is not the case. Fathers can receive full custody of their children in a divorce.

Recently, the magazine Marie Claire profiled three such cases. For various reasons, the mothers could not obtain custody or felt that the father would be the better primary caretaker.

If you are trying to obtain custody, contact the Raleigh family attorneys of Marshall & Taylor, PC at 919-833-1040.

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