As a parent you want to be always the best interests of the child, and the child will feel more secure.
In a separation, it is not always that easy to find the best solution regarding the custody, care, housing, social activities, and other matters related to the child.
The custody should take into account the child's best interests, in order to create as secure as possible. Often the choice of parents to continue to have joint custody of a child after a divorce. This means that the parents will make a joint decision on the legal questions, such as where the child will go to school.
Sometimes you do not agree to those questions. You can contact your local authority, and to get an agreement on cooperation, through the family court.
We can support you, before, during and after these calls.
If you are still unable to reach an agreement finally, it is the court that makes decisions about the child, and the child's best interests in mind. In the district court, we can represent any one of you, as an agent.
Good to keep in mind the current custody: In the case of joint responsibility of parents to make decisions concerning the child, and the child's best interests.
This implies that the parents are able to come to agreement on issues such as, for example, where the child will go to school, or to make any health care center, the child will belong to.
To the right is a close contact of both of the parents does not necessarily mean that the parents have the right to alternate accommodation. It is always the best interests of the child in the first place. As it can be, that the child lives with one parent, and have regular contact with the other. In an alternate accommodation, it is important to have excellent communication skills, flexibility, and understanding of the parents, to make it easier to meet the child's needs for recreational activities, friends, and the like.
Legally speaking, there is no set age at which the child can decide which parent to live with. However, the willingness of the child to decide for themselves where they want to live more weight than the age of the child.
It is very important to respect the right of visitation with the other parent, even if the court determines that the child is allowed to stay where it is set).