Wyoming SF0093 amends child custody laws to prioritize shared custody unless it's not in the child's best interest.
Wyoming SF0093 amends the state's child custody laws to prioritize shared custody unless the court finds it's not in the child's best interest. The bill specifies that courts must consider shared custody in temporary and final custody orders, unless shared custody is unsuccessful or deemed harmful. It also mandates that courts explain in writing why shared custody is not ordered if it's not in the child's best interest. The bill defines shared custody as a combination of joint legal and joint physical custody.
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