share custody

Frequency: 7.09.8 per million words

When two people, usually parents, share the responsibility for a child.

custodyVERB + custody

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Examples (10)

  • After the divorce, they agreed to share custody of their children.
  • Sharing custody can be challenging, but it's often in the child's best interest.
  • The judge recommended that the parents share custody on a week-on, week-off basis.
  • My brother and his ex-wife share custody, which seems to be working well for their daughter.
  • They will share custody until the youngest child turns eighteen.
  • It is becoming more common for unmarried parents to share custody if they separate.
  • Even though they live in different cities, they manage to share custody effectively.
  • The couple is currently fighting in court over whether they will share custody or if one will get sole custody.
  • For them, deciding to share custody was the easiest part of their separation.
  • A good co-parenting plan is essential for parents who share custody.