A judge may order something other than equal parenting time and joint legal decision-making when the judge finds such orders are in the child’s best interests. The most common reasons for a judge not doing equal parenting time and joint legal decision-making are (1) when the child’s safety is at risk, (2) a parent is abusing drugs or alcohol, (3) a parent has committed domestic violence or child abuse, (4) a parent has a history of violence, (5) a parent is emotionally abusing the child or other parent, and (6) it is not logistically possible to do 50-50 because of the distance between the parties or a parent’s work schedule.