In Washington, child custody is legally called a parenting plan. Whether you were married, unmarried, or seeking a modification, the court's central focus is your child's wellbeing. 

You may have questions about:

• Residential schedules and decision-making authority
• How courts weigh each parent's relationship with the child
• Parenting time for unmarried parents
• Modifying an existing parenting plan
• Relocation or long-distance parenting
• High-conflict or emergency situations

Washington courts consider each parent's caregiving history, relationship with the child, and any safety concerns. At Dellino Family Law Group, we take the time to understand your family and build a strategy based on your circumstances. You do not have to navigate this alone.

Schedule your confidential consultation with Dellino Family Law Group today.