We Fight for Every Father’s Rights

The Law Office Of Ronald S. Zimmer recognizes the rights you have as a father. Not only do we recognize those rights, but we also fight hard to protect them. Your children mean the world to you. Have you questioned:

• As a father, are your rights being protected?
• Are you being heard?
• Is everyone telling you that fathers have no rights when it comes to their children?

They look up to you and you are their very first role model in life. Everyone has seen the old television shows where life is perfect and children say “I want to be just like my dad!” Just because we don’t live in the land of make-believe, does not mean children shouldn’t feel that way about you as a father.

Protecting Fathers Rights

The old notion that fathers never get custody is just that —an old notion. These days, custodial rights are “gender-neutral,” which means that the Court will determine custody on factors other than your gender. Generally, a determination of custody is based upon what is in the best interests of the child or children.

We have been fighting to protect the rights of fathers for almost two decades, and we will continue our fight. I have won custody of Father who almost had no hope left. I can help you win your custody battle. Whatever it takes, we will fight to protect your rights as a father.

Caring, Concerned, and Aggressive Representation

Not every father is looking to win custody. Many fathers we have represented over the years just want their rights protected or enforced. Often, fathers just wanted to put an end to the years of being stepped on by a controlling mother or they were being treated unfairly. Whether you looking to complete any of the following you will need a powerful voice to get that accomplished:

• Seeking anything from a generous parenting schedule
• Being recognized as an equal parent to your child
• Looking to enforce or change an outdated court order that no longer makes sense
• Enforce your custodial rights

Let our experience work for you, call us today.