In Vermont child custody laws, custody of a child, i.e., an Individual under 18 years, is called the parental rights and responsibilities.

These rights and responsibilities include the ability of the parent to make crucial decisions and provide placement for the child.

Determining the custody:

In Vermont, family courts, specific guidelines follow to determine custody.

Some of them include:

• This custody is based on the best interest of the child.

• Parents can agree, and that can make as a decree with the help of the courts.

• If the parents don’t come to terms,
  • then the judges determine the custody, and the parents should abide by the rules involved in them.
  • So it is not gendered biased.