Find the right door.
These guides are written in plain language for women and families in West Virginia. Start with the issue in front of you, then move at your own pace.
- Understand your parenting and custody rights
- Prepare for visitation and family court
- Find child-support and family-service information
- Connect with legal and local resource support
What kind of help do you need?
Choose a guide to go directly to the most relevant next step.
Understand your custody rights
Learn what West Virginia law says about parenting rights, custody changes, DHHR cases, and rebuilding a parenting plan.
Read the custody rights section → VisitationPlan for visits with your children
Find practical guidance for supervised visitation, documenting your progress, and moving toward more parenting time.
Read the visitation section → Child supportGet oriented for family court
Start with the Family Court guide for custody, visitation, child support, parenting plans, and order modifications.
Read the Family Court section → Family servicesBring your support team in
Help family members and trusted supporters understand how to offer steady, practical support while respecting your voice and limits.
Open the family-support guide →This page shares general information and local starting points. It is not legal, medical, or emergency advice, and it does not create an attorney-client or healthcare relationship. Services and hours can change. Ask a qualified professional about your specific situation.