Lynette Paczkowski Writes “What Happens When Couples Can’t Agree on Vaccinating Their Child?” for Rethinking65
Parents or others who share legal custody of their child/children must agree on all non-emergency medical treatment such as vaccinations. But what happens if they can’t agree on vaccinating their child/children? Lynette Paczkowski discusses some possible next steps for parents who are unable to reach an agreement.
If parents cannot agree, the probate and family court can step in to make the decision for them. When asked to make these types of decisions, the court is required to determine what is in the best interests of the child.
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