In almost every state, it is the "best interest of the chilld' that controls issues surrounding custody and visitation. There must be a legitimate basis for reducing one parent's access to a child and generally there is consideration given to greater bulks of time in exchange for reducing regularity. By way of example, a non-custodial parent can get a greater percentage of the summer recess in exchange for not getting alternate weekly or monthly parenting time. This especially makes sense...
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