• The
quality of the relationship each child has with each parent
• Each
parent's ability to provide proper care for the child, including arranging for
child care
• How
"fit" and "competent" the judge thinks each parent is
• How
willing each parent is to accept all of the responsibilities of parenting,
including:
o Caring for your child at certain
specified times and
o Letting the other parent care for your
child at other specified times
• How the
parents and each child can best maintain and improve a relationship with each
other
• How the
parents and each child interact and communicate with each other and how this
can be improved
• How
willing each parent is to allow the other parent to provide care without
interference
• The
distance between the parents' homes
• The
current physical and mental ability of each parent to care for each child
• Whether
you and/or your child were abused
• What
custody arrangement would be relatively easy for the parents to keep to and
would promote understanding between the parents
• Whether
either parent attended parenting classes, if they were ordered by the court
• Anything
else the judge believes affects your child's best interest**
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