CHAPTER 4. Joint Custody [3080. - 3089.]

Chapter 4 enacted by Stats. 1992, Ch. 162, Sec. 10.

§§ 3080–3089 · 10 sections

• § 3080 There is a presumption, affecting the burden of proof, that joint custody is in the best interest of a minor child, subject to Section 3011, where the parents…
• § 3081 On application of either parent, joint custody may be ordered in the discretion of the court in cases other than those described in Section 3080, subject to…
• § 3082 When a request for joint custody is granted or denied, the court, upon the request of any party, shall state in its decision the reasons for granting or…
• § 3083 In making an order of joint legal custody, the court shall specify the circumstances under which the consent of both parents is required to be obtained in…
• § 3084 In making an order of joint physical custody, the court shall specify the rights of each parent to physical control of the child in sufficient detail to enable…
• § 3085 In making an order for custody with respect to both parents, the court may grant joint legal custody without granting joint physical custody.
• § 3086 In making an order of joint physical custody or joint legal custody, the court may specify one parent as the primary caretaker of the child and one home as the…
• § 3087 An order for joint custody may be modified or terminated upon the petition of one or both parents or on the court’s own motion if it is shown that the best…
• § 3088 An order for the custody of a minor child entered by a court in this state or any other state may, subject to the jurisdictional requirements in Sections 3403…
• § 3089 In counties having a conciliation court, the court or the parties may, at any time, pursuant to local rules of court, consult with the conciliation court for…