Not a good idea in my mind for very ptactical reasons which get mentioned in Florida Divorce Blog's Rotating Physical Custody or Equal Timesharing: Good for Noncustodial Parent. What About Kids?. The post goes onto something more disturbing:
Luckily, Indiana does not favor either parent by law. Indiana law does its best to protect the child's best interests. If a custody arrangement burdens the child more than the parents then it is not in the child's best interests. Parents being adults can adjust better than children to the stresses of a divorce."Many therapists consider this type of arrangement to be hard on kids, although perhaps “fair” to the non-custodial parent.
Historically, courts have not favored such arrangements.
But that may be starting to change under newer statutory schemes that strive to be more fair to both parents."
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