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Joint custody: a comprehensive review.

A L Tibbits-Kleber¹, R J Howell, D J Kleber

¹Program in Clinical Psychology, Brigham Young University.

The Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law

|January 1, 1987

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This article explores joint custody, examining its history, legal aspects, and the pros and cons. It also highlights the role of mental health professionals in supporting divorced families through custody decisions.

Area of Science:

Family Law
Psychology
Sociology

Background:

Joint custody arrangements have become increasingly prevalent in divorce proceedings.
Understanding the legal framework and societal implications of joint custody is crucial for families and legal professionals.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a comprehensive overview of joint custody.
To discuss the historical context and legislative implications of joint custody.
To analyze the advantages and disadvantages associated with joint custody arrangements.

Main Methods:

Literature review of legal statutes and scholarly articles on joint custody.
Analysis of reported benefits and drawbacks of joint custody.
Exploration of the role of mental health professionals in custody-related counseling.

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Main Results:

Joint custody involves shared legal and/or physical care of children post-divorce.
Legislative trends show a move towards considering joint custody as a primary option.
Key advantages include potential benefits for child adjustment and parental involvement, while disadvantages may involve parental conflict and logistical challenges.

Conclusions:

Joint custody presents a complex legal and psychosocial landscape.
Mental health professionals play a vital role in facilitating constructive co-parenting and supporting children's well-being during and after custody decisions.