Family · Case commented
Custody when both parents have irregular schedules
Anonymized summary · Document examined: civil claim
A demand for divorce It described a family in which both parents worked with shifts, trips and absences from home. The plaintiff stated that they had taken turns caring for the children and had had domestic support.
What was proposed
The family organization proposal was based on the real availability of both and the continuity of school life. The writing focused on how the care had been resolved before the breakup.
Keys to understand the case
The casuistry makes it possible to compare schedules on a specific calendar, instead of only evaluating the name of each job. The actual working hours, pick-ups, overnight stays away from home and available support matter. This description comes from a lawsuit and does not replace the evaluation of all the tests nor does it credit a custody finally agreed.
Documentation to study a similar issue
- Work quadrants.
- Previous care schedule.
- School schedules and information about supports.