Ivette and Shawn are getting divorced. Shawn wants custody of their teenage daughter and Ivette wants custody of their son who has never bonded with his father. If Shawn has sole custody of the daughter and Ivette has sole custody of their son, the parents will be said to have

A) a co-parenting agreement.

B) joint custody.

C) split custody.

D) all of the above

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Jeramiah Bradley

Social Studies

26 June, 13:13

Ivette and Shawn are getting divorced. Shawn wants custody of their teenage daughter and Ivette wants custody of their son who has never bonded with his father. If Shawn has sole custody of the daughter and Ivette has sole custody of their son, the parents will be said to have

A) a co-parenting agreement.

B) joint custody.

C) split custody.

D) all of the above

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Javier Downs · Answer 1

Answer: C) split custody

Explanation:Its split custody because each parents wants to gain custody of a designated child. In split custody there's no equal right to take the child because each parent would want to handle the child alone without sharing it with the other parent. In this custody system the parent has the sole custody by which the family is divided where one parent take one child and the other does the same.