[types of custody: sole custody, joint custody, split custody, shared custody] Let’s start with the word “custody”. Let’s talk about the noun and then we’ll talk about the adjective. So custody means where …
Peggy is writing to us and saying she has been the one carrying all the of weight regarding her child since birth. The child is now twelve and a half years old, and she’s in a new relationship, and this new partner that Peggy is with plays more of a role in the child’s life than the child’s biological father. …
One of the first questions in the separation process is, “What are we going to do with the kids? Where are they going to live?” And that’s where the word “custody” comes up. …
Look, here is a situation where a couple split up. Dad is paying Mom child support. Dad expects that the money that Dad pays to Mom for child support is going to be used by the Mother to appropriately care for the child. …
