By Stephen Marche – Esquire Middle East 09/23/19 “… Fatherlessness significantly affects suicide, incarceration risk, and mental health. Various studies over the years have shown that fathers spending time with their children results in a better, healthier, more educated, more stable, less criminal world. The new fatherhood is not merely a lifestyle question, it is […]
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By Andy Christensen – The Nation Roar 09/19/19 “… Louise Boyce pretended her new boyfriend was her baby’s father as a substitute of the organic father, her former lover, Ashley Sayce. A court docket heard how the 30-year-old ‘acted out of spite’ by purposely leaving Sayce off the start certificates after the pair went via
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By Michael Bartiromo – Fox News 09/18/19 “… The National Parents Organization has released a “report card” evaluating the implementation of effective shared-parenting statutes across the nation — and only two states received an “A.” …” Read the entire article: https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/national-parents-organization-report-card
By Jonny Dillon – Teesside Live 09/16/19 “… Not getting caught up in conflict because of poor communication can often be the greatest gift you can give to your child who will just want to spend time with their parents without feeling caught in the middle. …” Read the entire article: https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/special-features/expert-advice-family-law-divorce-16893148
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By Family Law 09/02/19 “… A YouGov poll commissioned by fathers’ rights group FNF Both Parents Matter Cymru concludes that 8 out of 10 respondents agreed that there should be a legal presumption that children should spend ‘roughly equal’ time with each parent following separation or divorce. …” Read the entire article: https://www.familylaw.co.uk/news_and_comment/should-children-spend-equal-time-with-each-parent-as-the-starting-point
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By Sheila Wayman – The Irish Times 09/10/2019 “… He believes his experiences reflect how difficult it is to separate maintenance and access “because the two do go hand in hand and the children are sometimes used as pawns in that situation”. …” Read the entire article: https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/health-family/we-went-to-court-arguing-over-30-1.4006176
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By Shelby Talcott – The Daily Caller 09/11/2019 “… The New York Post profiled some of the children who were born and grew up fatherless because of 9/11, noting their fathers’ memory lives on. Eighteen years after the attacks, some of the teenagers are continuing in their father’s footsteps while others have found ways to
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By Andrew Yarrow – Yahoo Lifestyle 09/06/2019 “… Child custody and child support laws and judicial practices continue to favor mothers, given that the sotto voce assumption that mothers are innately better parents has been the guiding principle of family law. …” Read the entire article: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/myth-reality-deadbeat-dads-213646237.html
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By Priscella Vega – Los Angeles Times 09/13/19 “… A Huntington Beach man is taking another shot at reforming California’s alimony law, this time by championing a ballot initiative that would restrict payments to former spouses to a maximum of five years following a divorce or legal separation. …” Read the entire article: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-09-13/divorced-dad-targets-californias-outdated-alimony-law
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By Gabriel Olano – Law Times 08/30/2019 “… According to Morneau, the clarification to the Income Tax Act will ensure that benefits paid to families in shared-parenting arrangements are not stopped or interrupted. …” Read the entire article: https://www.lawtimesnews.com/practice-areas/tax/federal-government-to-clarify-shared-parenting-benefits-eligibility/303591
