Experts have mixed opinions on joint physical custody, also known as shared custody.
You have 21 dealers married to 21 dealers, and each of them makes about the same, and they don't have to work the same shifts, so it may be easier for each of them to have the child part of the time. You can tell those people when they come in and they say, 'That's it. I want the kid 50 percent of the time. The agenda in those cases is something other than the child's interests, and sometimes it's because they don't want to pay a dime. Del Casal said he believes judges usually recognize such ulterior motives and rule accordingly.