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Parents sometimes disagree on big decisions. This can happen even when both parents want what’s best for their child.

*Shared custody means both parents must agree on major decisions. If they cannot, a judge may step in. *Courts make decisions based on what helps the child the most, sometimes seeking expert advice. *Emergencies can lead to tough choices that might need a judge’s ruling.

Disagreements can be tough, but working with experts or the court can help settle them. Focus on the child’s needs to find the best solution.   Download Divorce & Custody Survival Guide. Click here: https://akivagoldman.com/free-legal-ebook/

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For additional information, watch these videos: What If My Ex & I Can't Agree On Decision Making For Our Kids During Divorce Process? https://youtu.be/7tSBuon8PRA

Contentious vs. Non-contentious Divorce With Kids - ChooseGoldmanlaw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlKbLgNzhRk

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