The state leans
toward awarding joint custody, meaning that both parents have an equal say in major decisions.
Not exact matches
Toward that goal, the court may
award joint custody or sole
custody.
A Wisconsin court will
award joint custody in cases where parents can cooperate in performing their responsibilities
toward their children.
While the courts in Iowa do lean
toward joint custody or an arrangement that allows generous visitation, there are situations where the court will
award sole
custody to one parent.
Kentucky courts lean
toward awarding joint legal
custody unless one parent is declared unfit, for example, due to alcohol or drug abuse or domestic violence.
The court
awards joint custody when parents can cooperate in performing their responsibilities
toward their child.
A Wisconsin court will
award joint custody in cases where parents can cooperate in performing their responsibilities
toward their children.
[FN51] Rather than codify the practice of
awarding joint custody to parties who agree to such an arrangement, the new law creates a presumption that shifts the focus away from the child, despite the childrearing problems inherent in parental discord, and
toward the parents.