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Child Custody
In all child
custody cases, the primary goal of the court is to vigilantly
protect the best interests of the child. In order
to determine the best interests of the child, the court will
evaluate each parent's ability to provide satisfactory care
and security. The court will also consider a variety of
factors before awarding custody to one or both parents.
Some of these factors include:
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The quality of care offered by each parent for a
healthy moral environment
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Which parent the child is
residing with and duration of that arrangement
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Which parent the child prefers to
live with
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The financial status of each parent
and living conditions of their home
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All incidents of domestic abuse,
if any
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Whether the child will be separated
from siblings
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The ability of each parent to
provide proper healthcare
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The willingness of each parent to
accommodate the custody arrangement
and cooperate with the other parent
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The religious
involvement of each parent
If you are
currently involved in a divorce, and you are having a child
custody dispute, you should speak with a skilled Pennsylvania
child custody attorney at Cohen & Cohen.
We bring to you over 57 years of experience
helping clients with their child custody and divorce
matters. We will do everything possible to make
sure your child custody case is handled in a timely and
professional manner.
Click here to Contact us or
call immediately at 570.421.1100
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