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Should you and your ex agree on custody before going to court? The court often favors agreements, but they must always approve it, focusing on the child's best interests. This approach can save time and money.

• The court is a big fan of parents reaching their own custody agreements. • Even if you agree, the court must still approve the terms, especially if there are concerns like substance abuse. • Agreeing on custody outside of court can save you significant time and money. • Mediation is a valuable tool if you get stuck on specific issues like parenting time or child support. • Always consult an attorney if you have questions or complex situations in your custody case.

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