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Child Custody

		What factors do courts take into account when deciding who gets custody of the children?
		Are courts more likely to award custody to mothers than to fathers?
		Does custody always go to just one parent?
		Who determines how much visitation is reasonable and fair?
		Is mediation the best approach to solving disagreements about child custody?
		If one parent moves out and leaves the kids with the other parent, does it hurt the moving parent's chances of getting custody at a later date?
		Is race ever an issue in custody or visitation decisions?
		Are there special issues if a gay or lesbian parent is seeking custody or visitation rights?

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