If you and your co-parent cannot come to an agreement on a
child custody arrangement the Mississippi child custody laws and courts will
determine your child custody arrangement. Mississippi child custody laws and
courts always uphold the best interest of the child above all else when
determining custody. A number of factors are looked at by the court to help
them in determining the best interest of the child. Some of these factors
include the following.
The ability of
each co-parent to care for the child both physically and financially.
The mental and
physical health of both the co-parents and the child.
The strength of
the relationship between each co-parent and the child.
The preference of
the child depending on their age and their maturity level as it is observed by
the court.
The
willingness of each co-parent to encourage and facilitate a continuing and
strong relationship between the child and the other co-parent.
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