Clear guidance to help North Carolina parents secure custody orders that protect their children and bring stability.
Custody orders, both temporary and permanent, establish how decisions are made for your child and how parenting time is shared. Whether you are at the start of a custody case, seeking immediate protection, or finalizing long-term arrangements, it’s essential to have experienced guidance. Our North Carolina Child Custody Attorneys at Martine Law help you understand what the court considers, prepare the right documentation, and pursue orders that support your child’s safety, routine, and well-being.
Our Services
We provide comprehensive support for parents navigating temporary and permanent custody orders:
- Filing for Temporary Custody Orders
- Securing Emergency Custody When Needed
- Establishing Permanent Custody Arrangements
- Drafting Detailed Custody and Parenting Provisions
- Enforcement of Existing Custody Orders
- Modification of Temporary or Permanent Orders
- Court Representation for Contested Cases
What Sets Us Apart
We offer structured support, strategic planning, and compassionate guidance for every custody order decision:
Experience with Complex Custody Cases
Our North Carolina Child Custody Attorneys have extensive experience securing both temporary and permanent orders.
Child-First Approach
Every strategy emphasizes your child’s safety, stability, and long-term well-being.
Thorough Preparation
From evidence to documentation, we ensure nothing is overlooked.
Reliable Communication
You always know what to expect, what’s required, and where your case stands.
Popular questions
Connect with our North Carolina Child Custody Attorneys for answers and personalized support with custody orders.
What is a temporary custody order?
A temporary custody order is a short-term arrangement issued during a pending custody case to provide structure and protection until a final decision is made.
When are temporary orders used?
They are used when immediate clarity is needed—such as during separation, safety concerns, schedule conflicts, or instability.
What is a permanent custody order?
A permanent custody order outlines the long-term custody and parenting arrangements after the court reviews all evidence and determines what best serves the child.
Can temporary orders be changed?
Yes. Temporary orders may be modified if circumstances change or new information becomes available.
Are permanent custody orders truly permanent?
They remain in effect until modified, but they can be changed if there is a substantial change in circumstances.
Do I need an attorney to obtain custody orders?
While not required, having a North Carolina Child Custody Attorney helps you navigate the legal process, avoid mistakes, and present a strong case.
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