Co-Parenting Custody Options Explained
Whether you and your child’s other parent are divorced or were never married, co-parenting can be difficult. Having two separate households navigate schedules and communicate to raise a child is often complicated. Therefore, it can be helpful to get the law involved. Although some people create custody agreements themselves, it is highly beneficial to go through the court system. In doing so, your custody agreement becomes legally binding. This allows the state to act on your behalf if the child’s other parent does not meet their portion of the responsibilities. It also ensures that the time the child spends with