Under Bulgarian law, the court considers several factors when determining custody, including:
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The child's emotional ties with each parent
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The parents' ability to provide for the child's needs
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The child's established living arrangements
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The parents' willingness to cooperate with each other
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Any history of domestic violence or child abuse
Our team is well-versed in how these factors are applied in Bulgarian courts and can help you present your case in the most effective manner.
It's worth noting that Bulgarian courts often favour joint custody arrangements, believing that children benefit from maintaining strong relationships with both parents. However, sole custody may be awarded in cases where it's clearly in the child's best interests. We can advise you on the most appropriate custody arrangement to seek based on your specific circumstances.