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As family laws continue to develop, a mother’s rights are not given as much priority as they once were. In recent years, mothers are required to fight tenaciously in order to achieve favorable divorce settlements and custody agreements. As a result of the fathers’ rights movement, courts no longer grant full child support and child custody to mothers by default. In addition, this movement has made it more challenging for mothers’ to receive enough spousal support and child support to meet basic needs. Due to these recent developments, it is crucial to obtain the services of a qualified family law attorney who can help you fight for your rights as a mother. Kellem Mahoney Family Law & Mediation Group, P.C. is here to help you succeed. Our family law attorney would be proud to inform you of your rights and help you protect them.

Factors Considered When Determining Custody

We can help preserve parental rights in divorce cases; cases in which a child was born to unmarried parents; or in situations which involve the state taking a child away. The relationship a mother has with her child has a big impact upon the emotional and physical well-being of the child. Allow us to protect your bond with your child. We will put our best foot forward in our pursuit of cost-effective solutions and favorable resolutions.

  • History Of Violence Or Abuse
  • History Of Substance Abuse
  • The Child’s Safety
  • The Child’s Health
  • The Child’s Welfare
  • The Child's Preference

Do You Have Questions About Your Rights?

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Questions

  • As A Mother, What Rights Do I Have?

    Answer

    Unfortunately, there are no set rules regarding parenting time in custody. While there is a presumption in favor of joint legal custody and meaningful parenting time with both parents, the outcome of your case will be based on what is in the best interests of your child. When making initial custody determinations, case law requires family court judges to take a number of factors into consideration. Family court can be complex and confusing. As such, it is vital that you consult with a highly reputable family law attorney.

  • What Are The Benefits Of Establishing Paternity?

    Answer

    If you are an unmarried mother, we encourage you to collect child support from the father of your child. In order to do so, you must file a court petition to establish paternity. The court will send a blood test to the alleged father in order to ensure it matches that of your child. Once the court has determined the identity of the biological father, you may require him to pay child support. In addition, you may require him to pay for the child’s medical insurance.

  • Why Do I Need To Hire A Mothers’ Rights Attorney?

    Answer

    While you may believe that you and your partner/spouse/ex can come up with an amicable solution, this is often not the case. A family law attorney from our firm can help you navigate through the various issues that may arise. Due to the serious nature of your case, we advise you against navigating the legal system alone. Ensure your child’s best interests are prioritized by enlisting the unmatched legal support of our firm.

  • David Kellem

    Founding Attorney

    David Kellem's strengths in family law draw from his broad legal background. Before founding Kellem Mahoney Family Law & Mediation Group, he spent 25 years representing clients in a wide range of areas that relate to family law.

    In addition, David has training in criminal law. This experience informs his representation of clients in restraining order and abuse cases. From 1983 to 1987, he prosecuted street-crime cases in Manhattan as an assistant district attorney with the New York County District Attorney’s Office. His work included jury trials, grand jury presentations and appeals involving cases of murder, robbery, narcotics sales, burglary, weapons possession and sexual assault.

    After earning a bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University, David graduated with honors from Suffolk University Law School in 1981. He honed his writing skills as lead article editor of the Suffolk University Law Review and after graduation as a law clerk to the Honorable Joseph R. Weisberger of the Rhode Island Supreme Court.

  • Renee Mahoney

    Founding Attorney

    Renee Mahoney breaks every stereotype of the buttoned-down lawyer. For 20 years, she manned a desk as a paralegal, supporting herself and her young child. Along the way, she attended night classes while working full-time, earning a bachelor’s degree in legal studies from Newbury College and then a master’s degree in criminal justice administration from Western New England College.

    In 2008, Renee earned a Juris Doctor degree from New England Law-Boston. She was sworn in as an attorney in 2009.

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  • “I would like to thank Renee for her professionalism and understanding in my divorce settlement.”

    Keith

  • “They were extremely attentive to my case and always kept me updated.”

    Michael L - Divorce Litigation Client

  • “The level of service was extraordinary and consistent”

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  • “Renee is the Calm in the Storm”

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  • “He was able to get us to an agreement that was extremely detailed and workable for all parties involved.”

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