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While courts nationwide support joint custody, it requires cooperation. If parents constantly fight, a judge may reverse the decision and grant sole custody to one parent, which is a major risk.

• Courts nationwide generally support joint custody to keep both parents involved. • Joint custody (both legal and physical) only works if the parents can cooperate and make decisions together. • If parents fight constantly, a judge may view the joint arrangement as a mistake and switch it to sole custody. • Once a judge decides to switch to sole custody, it is uncertain which parent will be chosen to take responsibility. • Filing for sole custody is a risk; if the case is close, you could lose the joint arrangement entirely.

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