Despite how well two people co-parent and communicate, it is always best to have a court order regarding custody just in case conflict arises. In cases of conflict, a court order provides absolute guidance on whose custodial day/time it is. A court order regarding custody often reduces conflict because each parent has documentation to go to if there are any questions regarding the custody schedule. Additionally, when two parents are getting along and able to communicate, they can often times enter into a custody agreement without ever having to go to court. Call today for a free 30-minute consultation to discuss how to get a custody order. Call today for a consultation to discuss your case.