We hear the phrase all the time – “in the best interests of the children” – but what does it really mean? And who gets to decide that? When a couple is divorcing and they cannot agree on the issues of custody or visitation, a judge will have to decide, and he or she will use a standard called “the best interests of the children” in making that determination.
In a perfect world, parents know what’s best for their children, and the parents, together, will take the appropriate actions and make the best decisions for them. But when parents are going …




