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Can a parent take custody of the child instead of making child support payments?

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Can a parent take custody of the child instead of making child support payments?

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Both parents must provide for the child, no matter which parent has primary custody. Child support is normally paid to the custodial parent for the benefit of the child. Legal custody can be changed, but only if the parents go to court to modify the previous child support order and establish a child support amount for the new non-custodial parent.

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