👉 In family law, a "coparent" is a parent who has legal custody of an infant child but does not have primary physical custody. This means that the other parent has full control over the child's life and upbringing, but they retain some level of parental authority or responsibility in certain areas such as making decisions regarding medical treatment, education, and parenting schedules. Coparents are often appointed by a court to ensure the best interests of the child.
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👉 Coparents are a legal and social relationship between two or more adults who share parenting responsibilities for a child, such as children. Coparents can be parents who have custody of a child (i.e., the parent who has primary responsibility to care for the child) and those who provide financial support or childcare services. In most countries, coparenting is common among married couples where both partners are responsible for the upbringing of their children. However, in some cases, coparents may not
