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Sole custody did not alter joint parental authority

Case-specific single point: Although the court awarded custody to one parent, it explicitly stated that parental authority over the child remains jointly held by both parents.

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Eheschutzentscheid des Bezirksgerichts Münchwilen · 17.11.2023

09/13/2026, 03:00:09 PM · Europe/Zurich · indexed · Fri Nov 17 · SHA-256 d8dc7fadfec5f8ec…

Fedlex – Swiss federal law ↗

File-based classification.Although the court awarded custody to one parent, it expressly stated that parental authority over the child remains with both parents jointly.

The documented point

Although the court awarded physical custody to one parent, it expressly stated that parental authority over the child remains with both parents jointly.

Why this point is independently relevant

This entry isolates precisely this point in the case file and does not mix it with other disputed issues. That makes it clear what the court or the source actually recorded and which conclusions would only be editorial interpretation.

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This item concerns a documented judicial finding or reasoning. No further statement about motives, character or any alleged cooperation between persons is derived from it.

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Only verified public roles, the institution involved, the disclosed source and factually appropriate topics are linked. Private family members remain anonymized; public case numbers are not reproduced.

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