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Sole Custody vs Joint Custody: What You Need to Know

Sole Custody vs Joint Custody: What You Need to Know Let’s talk about the difference between sole custody versus joint custody. Sole custody affords one parent the ability to make all decisions about that child, including schooling, medical decisions, extracurricular activities, religious participation, et cetera. A sole custodian could allow your child to have a sex change without you even being involved in the decision. Joint custody, on the other side, provides both parents an equal right to the child and requires that both parents participate in those decisions, including religion, education, medical decisions, and the like. And so if you would like to have decision-making authority then you would like joint legal custody or sole legal custody of your child. In many instances, sole custody is awarded by presumption, specifically in those cases where men are having children outside of wedlock. However, the legal preference is that joint custody is awarded to both parents. Need a Father's Rights Attorney? Give us a call at (918) 986-7724 or submit a legal question at https://tulsafathersrights.lawyer/ Want The Transcript? https://tulsafathersrights.lawyer/fam... Join The Oklahoma Fathers Rights Group! Have a legal question concerning your rights as a father? There's a Facebook Group for that. Join me and the discussion by clicking the link and hitting "Join:"   / oklahoma.fathers.rights