Joint Custody Differs from Split Custody in That in a Joint

question 22

Multiple Choice

Joint custody differs from split custody in that in a joint custody ________.

• A) the mother gets the daughters and the father gets the sons
• B) the children divide their time between their parents, who share decisions about the children's upbringing
• C) the children are allowed to choose the parent with whom they want to live
• D) neither parent gets legal or physical custody of the children

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