When Shared Parenting Isn’t Possible: Securing Full Custody in a High-Conflict Case

We recently completed a family law/custody matter where we successfully obtained a “fully custody” ruling by a Court (vs. common “shared parenting”).

This was a difficult case, where we had to show how the aggressive and toxic actions of the father made it functionally impossible for the unmarried parents to have a “shared parenting plan” order (as suggested by the child’s guardian ad litem).

It is very difficult for a party to successfully argue and prove that shared parenting is not a good idea when the guardian ad litem (“GAL”) is recommending it.

But we did it here.