Custody issues
Physical Custody. Physical custody means the authority and responsibility regarding the child's place of residence and the exertion of continuous parenting time for significant periods of time.
- Option 1, Joint Physical Custody: The parents agree to joint physical custody granting mutual authority and responsibility of the parents as described above.
- Option 2, Primary Physical Custody: The parents agree one will have primary physical custody granting primary authority and responsibility regarding residency and exertion of continuous parenting time as described above. The other parent’s parenting time with the child is set out in the plan.
Legal Custody. Legal custody means the authority and responsibility for making fundamental decisions regarding the child's welfare, including but not limited to choices regarding education, health, and spiritual or religious upbringing.
- Option 1, Joint Legal Custody: The parents agree to joint legal custody of the child, granting mutual authority and responsibility to the parents for making fundamental decisions.
- Option 2, Primary Legal Custody: The Parents agree one will have primary legal custody of the child, granting sole authority and responsibility to the designated parent for making fundamental decision.
