Baldwin v. Baldwin

Hunt, Chief Justice.

The juvenile court found both parents fit and equally capable of caring for the parties’ minor child but based on additional factors awarded custody to the mother finding it would be in the child’s best interest to do so. The Court of Appeals reversed and remanded the case to the juvenile court to give “due consideration to joint custody.” On remand, the juvenile court, although concluding that joint custody was not feasible in this case and was not in the best interest of the child, nevertheless, ordered joint legal and physical custody, construing the Court of Appeals’…