Joint custody as a resolution to divorcing parents claim to custody
A) is a rare disposition of a contested divorce
B) rarely works out because the parents continue the conflict and fail to communicate
C) doesn't affect children adversely if the parents cooperate and communicate
D) is opposed by psychologists because so many divorcing parents have a mental illness

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Joint custody can be beneficial for children if the parents manage to cooperate and communicate effectively, minimizing conflict and focusing on the well-being of the children.

Joint Custody as a Resolution to Divorcing Parents Claim to Custody