Leo Mongillo Law - How Does The Court Determine Who Gets Custody?
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Divorce or separation of parents gives rise to the issue of custody of the child. Child custody gets decided mutually by the parents, or the court gets involved. The involvement of a child in a marriage makes divorce more devastating. The court considers the best interest of the child before deciding custody. Child custody can get messy if the parents do not work together to provide the child with a loving environment.
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