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Wyoming County Court Information Wyoming County Court, 147 North Main St., Warsaw, NY 14569 Phone: (585) 786-3148 Fax: (585) 786-3800 Wyoming County Child Support Enforcement 5324 Doody Rd., P.O. Box 151, Warsaw, NY 14569 Phone: (716) 786-8920 Fax: (716) 786-8925
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New York does not automatically give custody of children to any one parent. In deciding custody, the court only considers what is in the best interest of the child. It considers who gave primary care during the marriage, scheduled doctors' appointments, and attended school meetings. Generally, the court allows the non-custodial parent ample visitation with the child and even awards joint custody. Visitation is often only limited in circumstances where there is abuse.
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