If neither parents show up to a child custody case of an infant . Can the courts still make a decision?
It is highly unlikely that the court would make a decision if both parties don't show up.
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It is highly unlikely that the court would make a decision if both parties don't show up.
Lack of parental communication and lack of cooperation by one parent are good grounds for modification of joint legal custody to sole custody.
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