Sentence examples for full custody from inspiring English sources

'full custody' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a parent having full physical and legal control over a child or children. For example: "The judge granted the father full custody of the children."

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(She had been awarded full custody).

The New Yorker

In February; Jessica filed for full custody of Serena.

The New Yorker

The baby's grandmother, Nery Paradis, wants full custody.

The New York Times

"Well, I have full custody of all my three kids.

The Guardian - Music

Ms. Santos was granted full custody in spring 2005.

The New York Times

"But I have full custody of him now," she added.

The Guardian

Ms. Westcott now has full custody of the two children.

The New York Times

Jered was seeking full custody of his son.

The Washington Post

She had been awarded full custody of Jeffery.

The New York Times

When he and Rowe divorced, in 1999, Jackson was given full custody of the children.

The New Yorker

She asked for full custody of their five children, child support and alimony.

The New York Times

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