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What is involved in deciding custody of the minor children?

A dissolution of marriage proceeding must make a provision for determination of custody of the minor child or children or allocation of parental rights regarding their minor children. A guiding principle in this determination is what is in the best interests of the minor child or children.

Absent an agreement by the parties which is approved by the Court, a Court must make a decision as to which parent is the appropriate parent to be awarded custody of the minor child or children. Factors used in such a decision or determination are enumerated in the statutes and based upon prior case law.

The Courts are vested with authority to conduct custody evaluations if such an evaluation would offer insight into which party is more appropriate to have custody of their minor child or children. In the past, the Courts have opted to award custody of the minor child or children to one party. However, the Courts are now utilizing more joint custody or shared parenting arrangements to foster joint involvement by the parties in rearing their children.

A dissolution of marriage in Northern Kentucky is already emotional, but it becomes even more difficult when children are involved.At Busald Funk Zevely, we work to receive the best possible results for you and your family. Contact our divorce attorneys today to learn how we can work together.

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  • Home
  • About Us
  • The Team
    ▼
    • E. Andre’ Busald
    • Wilbur M. Zevely
    • William J. Kathman, Jr.
    • Michael J. McMain
    • Gail M. Langendorf
    • Ryan M. Beck
    • Ethan A. Busald
    • Gregory M. Erpenbeck
    • Jonathan G. Hart
    • Burr J. Travis
  • Practice Areas
    ▼
    • Personal Injury
      ▼
      • Car Accidents
      • Truck Accidents
      • Wrongful Death
    • Criminal Law
      ▼
      • DUI
      • Disorderly Conduct & Alcohol Intoxication
      • Traffic Violations
      • Theft & Shoplifting
      • Protective Orders
      • Ohio Physical Control Violations
      • Ohio OVI
    • Workers’ Compensation
    • Family Law
    • Employment Law
  • Testimonials
  • FAQs
    ▼
    • Arrested in Kentucky FAQs
    • Auto Accidents FAQs
    • Dissolution of Marriage FAQs
  • Blog
  • Contact