You're sending the child to a school near you. It's convenient for the co-parent and it's convenient for you. It's a good school. The other parent objects and does not agree with your choice. Who gets to make that choice, that decision? If you're the parent with physical and legal custody, you don't need your co-parent to agree. If both of you share legal custody, both of you need to agree on the choice of school. With joint legal custody, the law provides both of you the authority to make decisions for the child. It includes deciding on matters like education. If you have joint legal custody and you can't agree, the court will make that decision for you. It will be based on statutory factors that best serve the interest of the child. You need to make your attorney file the motion. A motion must be filed for the court to determine the choice of school. If the other parent is objecting to the choice of the school, that parent must have a better option and reasons. Your choice of school is convenient for both parties, it is a better school system and has an affordable program. The school has fewer drugs and less delinquency. The court will decide against the parent objecting to the choice.

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