When
the parties cannot reach an agreement regarding the custody of
children, the court determines the custodial arrangement that is in the
best interests of the children. To make its determination of custody and
visitation, the court hears testimony from both parties, any experts
they want to present, and any other parties who have direct knowledge of
the ability of each spouse to parent the children. The court may also
interview the children themselves or appoint a guardian to represent
their interests...read more
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