Monday, April 21, 2014
SOUTH CAROLINA Part 20
The court can “award joint custody to both
parents, or sole custody to either parent,” but regardless of the custody
determination, the family court can “allocate parenting time in the best
interest of the child.” Where “an order
for custody affect[s] the rights and responsibilities of the parents, the order
can include (1) “approval of a parenting plan,” (2) an award of sole custody or
joint custody, and (3) “other custody arrangements as the court may determine
to be in the best interest of the child.”
In the court’s final order, a determination of custody must be
accompanied by the court’s reasoning for the decision.
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