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Custody issues in a divorce case can easily become controversial and complicate the divorce process. While there are a variety of elements concerning custody, in this video Michigan lawyer Jacob Femminineo delves more deeply into two aspects of the matter: physical custody and legal custody.

Physical custody is, simply enough, where the child lives. Whether the child ultimately resides with the mother or father or is split between both parents homes will be decided during the divorce process. Typically, there is usually one parent who has sole physical custody.

The concept of legal custody is more involved. This type of custody takes into account all the major decisions regarding the child such as care, education, religion, and health. Michigan divorce cases involving children almost always end with joint legal custody. Watch this video to find out why, to get specific examples of situations involving legal custody, and to find out what circumstances will have a judge getting involved.

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My parents have been foster parents to my little brother since he was five days old. Now he is two years, five months old. We just received word that custody is being given back to his biological mother. Can my family do anything to keep him in our home?

If they have deemed her fit to have custody then there probably is not much you can do. Custody always goes to the mom unless she is unfit or gives up her rights. However you should talk to an attorney about this to be sure. Also discuss with the attorney if you can legally keep track of him in case the boy goes back into foster care to make sure your parents get him. That is what I would do. People in here are not going to know the law.

Is it fair that one parent get custody of a child and the other parent has to pay child support even if he/she wants custody? Is it fair that because of this there are many women that can’t find a husband and can’t find a man to have sex with because to many man do not think it is worth being a father to this arrangement. Man only want children if they can have custody and do not have to pay child support. Is this fair yes or no?

Totally not fair.

http://public.getlegal.com/legal-info-center/divorce-law/child-custody
Child custody is a legal term for describing the relationship and duty between a parent and child in light of situations where both parents of the child no longer wish to share a relationship with each other. Such a situation may involve a divorce, an annulment, or a separation, in which children present in the relationship may not reside with both parents and must be under the primary care of a parent that will make decisions for the child and care for the child.

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My parents have joint custody over me but because of some family issues i want to go and live with my aunt. My parents have joint custody and my dad doesn’t want me to go and live with my aunt could it be legal if we just had the agreeing signature of one parent or do we need both parents to sign over custody

I am no lawyer but I think you would need both. He is still in control of you in joint custody and he doesn’t have to give it up unless a judge makes him.

Child custody is a legal term for describing the relationship and duty between a parent and child in light of situations where both parents of the child no longer wish to share a relationship with each other. Such a situation may involve a divorce, an annulment, or a separation, in which children present in the relationship may not reside with both parents and must be under the primary care of a parent that will make decisions for the child and care for the child. http://public.getlegal.com/legal-info-center/divorce-law/child-custody

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Does it go by:

1. The state that the mother resides in, the state that the father resides in, or the state that the divorce and child support order occured? Or is that not relevant at all?

2. Or does it go by the state in which the parent seeking full custody resides in, can that parent initiate in their state before returning a child back to their other parent at the end of their visitation if an injunction is filed?

Answers with legal proof/precedent cited, no opinions, please.

its the state where the custody trial process was done in.

How old are you when you are allowed to choose which parent to live with? I ask this because I know 3 sisters who live with their mom, but their dad is trying to get custody, but they hate him.

depends on the state you are in. some states say around 12-13 years old. However, the child never ever has the TOTAL choice in the matter. The courts have the last say; depending on what they say is best for the child!