Mongillo Law - Points For Deciding Child Custody
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Ongoing, First published Dec 28, 2021
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There are two main types of child custody, legal and physical. Physical custody means the place where the child resides. Legal custody of the child pertains to the vital decision-making power of parents regarding the child. According to Leo Mongillo Child custody is the authority given legally to make decisions on behalf of a child whose parents live separately. The custody is usually agreed upon amicably by the parents outside the court. The agreement needs documentation to avoid any confusion in the future. When the parents do not decide the terms of child custody, they move to court. The court makes a decision about the terms for child custody based on the following points:
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