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Bookmark or Share- Joint vs. Sole Child Custody Under the Law - JustiaSole custody is generally defined as the exclusive right of one parent to both physical and legal custody of a child. As such, a parent with sole custody will be in charge of determining where the child resides, and the child will reside with that parent at all times.
- Sole Custody vs Full Custody: Legal Guide for ParentsSole Custody vs Full Custody: What are the main differences? Sole custody means one parent has exclusive physical and legal custody of the child, while full custody can imply primary physical custody for one parent with visitation rights for the other.
- Child custody and parenting time | California Courts | Self Help GuideJoint legal custody: both parents share the rights and responsibilities for making important decisions about the children. Sole legal custody: only one parent has this right and responsibility. Parenting time (or visitation) can be open, with a schedule, supervised, or none. There are 4 main types of parenting time orders: With a schedule.
- How To Get Full Custody Of A Child As A Mother - Modern Family LawFull custody, also known as sole custody, means that one parent has both legal and physical custody of the child. Legal custody allows the parent to make important decisions about the child’s welfare, including education, healthcare, and religious upbringing. Physical custody means the child lives with that parent the majority of the time.
- Sole Physical Custody: Definition, Schedules, Pros & Cons - DivorceDiscover the essentials of sole physical custody: its definition, visitation schedules, and key advantages and challenges. A concise guide for parents navigating child custody.
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