Perhaps you consider yourself an average man, but have you ever thought about all the things that you have learned in your life? Just stop and consider the skills you have acquired. Maybe you know how to play a sport or fish or build things. Or perhaps you have talents in cerebral areas such as computer programming, math or writing.
And of course, you have also learned many life lessons over the years. You understand how to get respect by giving respect and that in this life you have to earn the things you want. And you know how wonderful and painful human relationships can be.
You likely have a wealth of information to share and if you have a child, then there is someone in your life who can benefit greatly from your knowledge and wisdom. In fact, children depend on their fathers to provide them with guidance and to teach them things that their mothers cannot.
And through your interaction with your child, you establish a bond that provides teaching opportunities and gives the child a sense of security that comes from knowing that you care and are concerned about his or her well-being. And for all of these reasons, it is important that you have time to spend with your child.
Attorney Michael D. Tracton understands the challenges faced by divorced and noncustodial fathers, especially when they are having difficulties having their parental rights observed and protected. He is well aware of the frustrations felt by men who are being denied access to their children and is prepared to help correct the situation. If you are interested in speaking to a results-oriented attorney who will work on your behalf to settle your dispute, please consider contacting his office for an appointment.