Tuesday, January 18, 2005

Is It Always Necessary/Required to Establish a Primary Physical Custodian for the Children in a Divorce?

Answer: No. Equal physical custody is a possibility in divorce, legal separation and paternity cases. When the family court orders both joint legal custody and equal parenting time, it is often referred to as shared custody.

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