When a Court Presumes the Parent Who Largely Cared for the Child

question 4

Multiple Choice

When a court presumes the parent who largely cared for the child is the parent who should have custody of that child, the court embraces the

• A) primary caretaker doctrine
• B) tender years doctrine
• C) best interests of the child doctrine
• D) res ipsa loquitur doctrine

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Definitions:

Bill of Exchange

A written, unconditional order by one party directing another party to pay a specified sum of money to a third party at a specified time.

Pay Money

The act of giving a certain amount of currency or financial value in exchange for goods or services.

Third Person

An individual who is not directly involved in a contract or legal agreement but may be affected by it.

Common Law Doctrine

A legal principle developed through past court decisions rather than through legislative statutes or written laws.