Divorce Law
Child Custody & Guardianship
Bhuwan Jayant & Associates provides sensitive, child-focused legal services in custody, guardianship, visitation and adoption-related matters. We prioritise the welfare of the child and aim for practical, enforceable outcomes—whether through negotiated settlements, mediation, or court representation.
1. Interim & Permanent Custody
We file and defend petitions for interim / final custody (physical & legal custody), ensuring the child’s best interests are placed first during emergency and final hearings.
2. Visitation & Access Rights
Drafting and enforcing visitation schedules, supervised access arrangements, and modifying access orders when the child’s needs change.
3. Child Support & Maintenance
Securing monthly child support, school fees, medical expenses and special needs support through negotiation or court orders.
4. Guardian & Guardianship Matters
Handling guardianship applications, nominations, and disputes under Guardians and Wards Act and other relevant statutes.
5. Domestic & International Relocation
Advising and representing clients in relocation cases where a parent seeks to move with the child within India or abroad—ensuring compliance with court permissions and custody orders.
6. Adoption & Surrogacy Parental Rights
Legal support for adoption procedures, adoption validation, and parental rights arising from surrogacy and assisted reproduction matters.
7. Mediation & Child Welfare Assessments
Coaching for mediation, coordinating counsellors and child welfare experts, and presenting family reports to courts where required.
8. Enforcement & Contempt Proceedings
Enforcing custody/visitation orders, filing contempt petitions for breaches, and securing urgent relief when the child’s welfare is at risk.
Our Expertise in Child Custody
Legal Strategy & Case Planning
Tailored legal strategies focused on child welfare — balancing quick interim relief with long-term custody outcomes.
Forensic & Expert Coordination
Engaging psychologists, social workers, and forensic experts to provide credible family/child welfare reports to courts.
School & Medical Liaison
Assistance with school admissions, medical consent issues and safeguarding the child’s education and healthcare rights.
Emergency Relief & Shelter
Immediate petitions for emergency custody, protection orders, or safe shelter when the child or parent is at risk.
Why Choose Us
At Bhuwan Jayant & Associates, our dedication, expertise, and client-first approach make us one of the most trusted law firms. We strive to deliver practical, transparent, and result-oriented legal solutions.
Experienced Legal Team
Our lawyers have extensive courtroom and advisory experience across diverse legal domains, ensuring strong representation.
Client-Centered Approach
We prioritize our clients’ needs, offering personalized strategies and transparent communication throughout the case.
Proven Track Record
We have successfully handled numerous complex cases with favorable outcomes across various courts and tribunals.
Ethical & Transparent Practice
Integrity is the foundation of our work. We maintain full transparency with our clients regarding fees and case progress.
Comprehensive Legal Solutions
From consultation to litigation, we provide end-to-end legal support tailored to your unique situation.
Timely & Efficient Services
We understand the value of time and ensure swift legal actions without compromising on quality or diligence.
Frequently Asked Questions — Child Custody
Courts may grant physical custody, legal custody, joint/shared custody, or visitation rights based on the child’s welfare.
Courts consider the child’s age, emotional bond, stability, education, and any history of neglect or abuse while deciding custody.
Yes, custody or visitation orders can be modified if circumstances change, such as relocation, remarriage, or change in parental fitness.
Depending on age and maturity, courts may consider the child’s preference but always prioritize overall welfare.
The affected parent can file a contempt petition or enforcement request to ensure visitation rights are restored by court order.
In special circumstances, courts may grant guardianship or custody to grandparents or relatives if it best serves the child’s interests.
