Child Custody

Determining who gets Child Custody is one of the most difficult and emotionally charged aspects of a divorce, or non-marital breakup. In most cases, a custody agreement can be worked out between the parents and offered to the court. In more combative cases, the court will step in and determine what custody arrangement would be best for the child(ren). Please browse through our resource center to find more information on child custody.

Child Custody: A Guide for Parents

Who Gets Custody?

There are many factors involved when making child custody decisions. When determining the home in which to place the child, the court strives to reach a decision in the best interests of the child...

Going to Court for Custody

When parents cannot agree on their own about child custody issues, the case will go to court and a judge will decide the details of a custody agreement. A custody order sets clear terms...

More Child Custody Guides

Out-of-Court Custody Agreement | Child Visitation Rights | Modify a Custody Order | Out-of-State Custody Issues