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Montana Child Custody Laws

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Judges in Montana often decide upon the child custody or parenting plan by recognizing the best interests of the child.

Montana child custody laws are generally based in such a way that both the parents obtain frequent and continuous contact with the child.

Award

To award the custody diverse factors are considered by the judges and must be included in the parenting plan.

Provisions in Parenting plan:

Certain provisions must be included in the parenting plan.

They are as follows:

  • Right to decide on the child’s education, health care and religious development.
  • Distance between the parental homes.
  • The financial needs of the child and more.
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