By David Greenwald – DavisVanguard.org 02/21/2020 “… She believes that family courts look to assign blame rather than figure out what “both parents need to be, to be effective parents.” …”Read the entire article: https://www.davisvanguard.org/2020/02/erasing-family-the-problem-of-parental-alienation-and-why-the-family-courts-make-that-worse/
By Shannon Marvel – Inforum.com 02/20/2020 “… “I wish I had more time with my dad. Moms and dads are equally important. Lets at least start with that,” Howard said. …” Read the entire article: https://www.inforum.com/news/government-and-politics/4962485-Shared-parenting-bill-passes-through-S.D.-House
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By Nikki Courtney – KPRC Radio 02/20/2020 “… A four year old girl’s future hangs in the balance. Her mother died tragically in a car crash and a court granted custody to the mother’s boyfriend, who had only lived with the child for a few months. The father wants his daughter. …” Read the entire
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By Reuters – New York Times 17/02/2020 “… In contrast to most other countries, Japan does not recognize joint custody of children following divorce and children often lose contact with the non-custodial parent. …” Read the entire article: https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2020/02/17/world/europe/17reuters-japan-children-europe.html
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By Claire Gillespie – The Week 17/02/2020 “… “Any relationship/family is only as good as the people in it,” she says, and surely that’s what it all comes down to, whether you’re in a platonic parenting partnership, a single-parent family, a traditional nuclear family, or something else entirely. …” Read the entire article: https://theweek.com/articles/889610/what-platonic-parenting
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By Christine B.L. Adams M.D. – Psychology Today 02/18/2020 “… With the birth of a child, each parent forms a bond, or attachment, to the baby. For the alienating parent this bond is based on the parent having his or her needs met by the child. Mostly these are emotional needs. The relationship reverses from
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By WBIR staff – wbir.com 02/19/2020 “… This bill would require the Department of Children’s Services (DCS) to establish a three-year pilot program to compensate a relative caregiver at half the full foster care rate, even if the child has not been placed in state custody. The bill does not limit the benefit to grandparents, but any
By Kara O’Neill – Good To Know 02/08/2020 “… Recently, a father at a family court in Bristol received a heartfelt apology from a judgeafter giving up his eight- year fight for his children, during which he claimed his ex had waged a vicious campaign, demonising him to the point they refused to see him.
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By Will Mitchell – The Topeka Capital-Journal 02/09/2020 “… Last week Kansas joined a growing list of states supporting shared parenting when the Senate passed SB 157 by an overwhelming margin of 39 to 1. …” Read the entire article: https://www.cjonline.com/opinion/20200209/will-mitchell-kansas-senate-passes-shared-parenting-39-to-1
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By Clemmer – KPCNews.com 02/05/2020 “… When asking yourself about what kind of co-parent you are, think about all that you do in your current co-parenting relationship and see if it is all things that will or could result in reaching the goal of successful, respectful and responsible co-parenting. …” Read the entire article: https://www.kpcnews.com/thestar/article_82129715-8818-5471-ac6b-84b6c3ba3eee.html
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