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California law prefers that both parents be involved in their children's lives, so joint custody is favored whenever possible. It is preferred that parents reach a custody agreement that works for their family rather than having the court make a decision. However, if parents cannot agree, the court will determine custody based on the best interests of the children. A court must consider several factors, including:
Custody is not automatically granted to either parent for any reason; the court must consider the best interests factors as they apply in the case.
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