Are you wondering if joint custody or sole custody is the better option for your family? While joint custody involves equal or close-to-equal time with both parents, sole custody grants one parent the responsibility of making all the major decisions for the child. In Massachusetts, courts generally prefer both parents to be involved in decision-making and parenting time. However, the best arrangement depends on your unique situation. Need help determining what custody arrangement works for you?

Joint Custody vs. Sole Custody: Which is Better for Your Family?

Understanding Child Custody: Sole Custody & Joint Custody

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