Some parents choose to have part-time custody in order to share parenting responsibilities evenly while still remaining close to their children. Full custody may also include joint legal and physical custody arrangements where both parents have equal say in major decisions related to the child, such as schooling or vacation plans.
2. Talk About Your Anger and Fairness
When you are seeking full custody of a child, it is important to be clear about your anger and expectations for the relationship. This isn’t a negotiation—you should be ready to stand up for what you want, no matter how difficult it might be.
Be realistic about your ability to provide a loving home for the child while also balancing your own needs. Bring any documentation or letters that support your case when meeting with