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Do You Know The 4 Types Of Utah Child Custody?

Although Utah has one of the lowest divorce rates in the country, there are still countless families across the state torn apart. Many of these divorces involve children. Four different types of child custody in Utah like, Sole Legal/Physical Custody, Joint Legal/Physical Custody, Joint Legal/Sole Physical, and Split Custody. If you need more details about child custody, contact a Salt Lake City child custody attorney Emy A. Cordano at the Emy A. Cordano, Attorney at Law. She has utilized an aggressive and comprehensive approach to place each client in the best position to succeed.

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Do You Know The 4 Types Of Utah Child Custody?

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  1. Do You Know The 4 Types Of Utah Child Custody? Salt Lake City Child Custody

  2. Although Utah has one of the lowest divorce rates in the country, there are still countless families across the state torn apart. Many of these divorces involve children. Whenever a marriage comes to an end, there are rarely any easy solutions. Children are often the biggest victims of divorce and are forced to split their childhood living with two different families. When it comes to child custody, it is important to properly understand your options.

  3. There are currently four different types of child custody in Utah. Joint Legal/Physical Custody Sole Legal/Physical Custody Child Custody Joint Legal/Sole Physical Custody Split Custody Child Custody

  4. Sole Legal/Physical Custody In some cases, the court will grant one parent complete control of making the child’s important decisions. This will include where the child lives and what school they will attend. In most cases, the other parent will be given visitation opportunities. However, depending on the circumstances of the case, visitation rights are not always a guarantee.

  5. Joint Legal/Physical Custody In most Utah divorce cases, the ideal situation is to have both parents share custody of their children. Joint Legal/Physical Custody is exactly as its name suggests, allowing both parents to participate in the decision making process. During the year, the children will live with each of their parents. The court will make specific recommendations depending on the circumstances of the divorce case.

  6. Joint Legal/Sole Physical Custody Not all joint custody arrangements are the same. While both parents are allowed to participate in the decision-making process, one parent will have full custody This child custody arrangement usually occurs when both parents are employed or the kids are enrolled in school. It allows children to have a stable living environment and schedule.

  7. Split Custody In many divorce cases, there are multiple children involved. Some children may be the result of a previous relationship. The court may determine it is in the best interest of one child to be with a specific parent. That parent will have complete decision-making power of that child.

  8. A Salt Lake City Divorce Attorney Can Help Divorce is rarely easy. Some of the most complicated situations in family law involve child custody and visitation. If you are filing for divorce in Utah, it is vital to seek representation from a Salt Lake City child custody attorney with a track record of protecting the rights of clients and their children. Emy A. Cordano has utilized an aggressive and comprehensive approach to place each client in the best position to succeed.

  9. Contact To Emy A. Cordano, Attorney at Law Address: 6465 S 3000 E, Suite 103 Salt Lake City, UT 84121 Phone: 801-804-5152 Website: https://www.cor-law.com/contact-us.html

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