Child Custody
Child Custody can be physical or legal. The parties can agree. If not the court will enter orders based on the best interests of the children.
Physical Custody establishes where a child will live during particular time frames.
Legal Custody establishes which parent (or both) has decision making authority for the minor children on such things as schools, doctors, non-elective surgery, and religion.
Summary of State Law
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