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Joint custody - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Joint custody is a court order whereby custody of a child is awarded to both parties. In joint custody both parents are "custodial parents" and neither parent is a non-custodial parents, or in othe...
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David's best chance at "joint custody" may be to roll a great big fat doobie, strap it to his hip and wear it like a sabre. ... I think joint custody is too confusing for kids, bouncing them back and forth isn't healthy, IMO. However......as long as neither parent is abusive, I don't think kids should be kept from either...
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Joint Custody (American Dad!) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Thirty-five states plus the District of Columbia have statutes that explicitly authorize joint custody as a presumption or strong preference. The following are some of the best relevant statutes from States which provide a presumption. ... 3080. Presumption of joint custody. There is a presumption, affecting the burden of...
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This collection of citations and statistics demonstrates the benefits that joint custody provides to children. Most of these excerpts come from longer, more detailed articles, many of which can be found on the SPARC web site. ... ; Statistics, Analyses, Data, And Anecdotal Evidence In Support Of Joint Custody Statutes...
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Also, joint custody couples reported less conflict, possibly because both parents could participate in their children's lives equally and not spend the time arguing over childcare decisions. Unfortunately a perception exists that joint custody is more harmful because it exposes children to ongoing parental conflict.
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