Joint Custody: Bonding and Monitoring Theories

Margaret Friedlander Brinig · F. H. Buckley

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Like everything else in divorce, custody often seems a zero-sum game in which one spouse wins and the other loses. Time enjoyed with children, which used to be shared, must now be divided. Traditionally, the division was a very sharp one, with one parent awarded sole custody and the other restricted to circumscribed visitation rights. More recently, however, joint-custody awards have become more common.

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