While financial resources may be a factor that courts consider in some cases, it is not a primary factor in child custody decisions.

Schizophrenia is a severe mental illness that can impair a person's ability to parent effectively. In some cases, it may lead to a parent losing custody of their child.

Parents with mental health conditions can improve their chances of retaining custody of their child by seeking treatment for their condition, developing a parenting plan, and providing a stable and nurturing home for the child.

Mental health issues can have a significant impact on child custody outcomes, including the possibility of a parent losing custody, difficulty co-parenting, and negative impacts on the child's emotional and psychological development.

Parents with mental health conditions who are involved in child custody disputes can access a variety of resources, including mental health professionals, legal aid organizations, and support groups.