Physical custody defines the person actually physically
caring for the child.
Joint Legal Custody means the two parents work together to
agree on religion, education and medical decisions. Although if they cannot agree, for example,
on cancer treatment, they can return to court and have the court decide based
on the evidence they provide by either side.
Sole Legal Custody is not something that the court orders
often, as the court sees it as stripping away a parent’s right to have input in
the child’s upbringing. It can usually
only be found in severe domestic violence cases.
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