Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota

Father of my child wants joint custody, however, him and I were never legally married before nor was he supportive during my pregnancy. Can he possibly get joint custody?

Asked on 1/31/19, 8:22 pm

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Yes, "he [can] possibly get joint custody" if it is in the the child's best interest.

Answered on 2/08/19, 2:12 pm

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