Custody arrangements are
A) easily arranged by the court in high conflict families
B) are usually worked out by the parents or with the assistance of attorneys and the court simply reviews and ratifies these arrangements
C) cannot be imposed by the court when the vague standards of the "best interests" results bring the parties back to court again and again
D) not studied very much because the outcome of custody litigation is so predictable and the law is so clear

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Custody arrangements are often worked out by the parents themselves or with the help of attorneys, and the court typically reviews and ratifies these arrangements. This process allows for more flexibility and consideration of the family's unique situation, rather than relying solely on litigation.

Custody Arrangements Are