Understanding Joint Custody Plans
Are you currently going through a custody battle, and you’re wondering if there’s any way to implement a joint custody plan? My name is Aaron Grubb, and I’m the Tahlequah child custody attorney at Wirth Law Office.
In this video, we’re going to break down what a joint custody plan is and what the court looks for when reviewing one. When determining custody, the court’s main priority is the best interest of the child, specifically their moral, physical, and mental well-being.
Creating a Joint Custody Plan
Each parent has the opportunity to submit a joint custody plan. That can either be a plan that the parents agree on together or individual plans submitted separately. These plans must outline practical details about the child’s care, such as living arrangements, sleeping accommodations, meals, school transportation, and how childcare will be managed during each parent’s work hours.
Essentially, the court wants to see how each parent plans to meet the child’s day-to-day needs. If the two parents propose different custody plans, the court will evaluate both and decide which arrangement best supports the child’s overall well-being.
Contact Our Experienced Team
So, to get the best quality plan and the most effective advocacy, please contact me, Aaron Grubb, the Tahlequah family attorney here at Wirth Law Office. We can help guide you through this process and ensure that your child’s best interests are prioritized.
Schedule a Low-Cost Initial Strategy Session
If you’re ready to discuss your options and develop a joint custody plan, call us today at (918) 458-2677 to schedule a low-cost initial strategy session. We’re here to support you in navigating this challenging time.
