When parents share physical custody, both have
roughly equal parenting time.
The judge ordered
roughly equal parenting time, which was what J had said he wanted.
Not exact matches
Sometimes
parents enjoy joint custody, where the child lives with each
parent for
roughly an
equal amount of
time.
Joint physical custody is when the parties have an
equal or approximately
equal parenting time schedule and share
roughly the same amount of
time with the kids.
This may or may not mean
equal parenting time, or that the child spends
roughly the same amount of
time in the homes of both
parents.
Senate Bill 257 would create a presumption in divorce cases that children of the couple would spend
roughly equal time with each
parent, unless the parties have agreed to another
parenting plan in advance.
This means that both
parents can have
roughly equal time with their child.
Parents may also choose shared
parenting where each
parent has physical custody for
roughly equal amounts of
time.