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FAQ - Legal Decision Making and Parenting Time (Custody)

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  3. Legal Decision Making and Parenting Time (Custody)
  4. Do I have to start a court case to have parenting time?

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Do I have to start a court case to have parenting time?

Parents are free to agree on the best parenting time plan for their child.  If parents cannot agree, or if their agreement is not working, court action may be necessary.  Remember, only the Superior Court can decide parenting time matters and issue an order that can be enforced if disagreements arise or if one parent does not honor the parenting time schedule.

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