By Lawrence J. Persick – The Legal Intelligencer 07/13/2019 “… The most significant of those changes are to 23 Pa. C.S.A. Section 5322 and Section 5327, such that the concepts of “primary” and “partial” physical custody would be eliminated in favor of “equal parenting time.” Equal parenting time is defined as, “As close as practicable […]
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By News 18 07/15/19 “The court’s observations came during the hearing of a woman’s plea seeking guardianship of her two minor children. It dismissed the plea, saying the paramount welfare of the kids remains with both the parents and in shared parenting.” Read the entire article: https://www.news18.com/news/india/shared-parenting-paramount-fathers-guidance-important-to-shape-childs-life-delhi-hc-2231977.html
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By Bob Egelko – San Francisco Chronicle 07/08/2019 “… In a setback for families on welfare, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday that their application for benefits must include income that one parent is required to pay to support a child who lives outside the home. …” Read the entire article: https://www.sfchronicle.com/news/article/California-Supreme-Court-says-child-support-14080581.php?fbclid=IwAR2wQ407TkBpVetz1_haYC1XuIkxGNlIhUVjHgqAB2AyTwdi0r0qOFzQ–0
California Supreme Court says child support counts toward welfare income limit Read More »
By All Africa 07/09/19 “‘Paternity fraud: Three out of 10 Nigerian men are not biological fathers of their children,’ said the headline of the May 2019 story in the Vanguard.” Read the entire article: https://allafrica.com/stories/201907090572.html
Nigeria: No Data Shows 30% of Nigerian Men ‘Not Biological Fathers of Their Children’ Read More »
By Nataliya Stefanus 07/05/19 “While divorce is ugly, co-parenting has its own perks, for you as well as your kid hence why not enjoy it to create a healthy bond with your ex and make your child not feel family deprived.” Read the entire article: https://thriveglobal.com/stories/the-hidden-benefits-of-co-parenting/
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By Kim Doleatto 07/08/19 “It’s mothers, not fathers, who get pregnant. So, does it matter if fathers act as if they are pregnant, too?” Read the entire article: https://www.heraldtribune.com/news/20190708/involving-fathers-before-birth-leads-to-better-outcomes-for-babies
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By Kathleen Jacob – WZTV 07/07/2019 “… They introduced a bill that would ask the court to presume joint custody, or shared parenting from the beginning, as opposed to courts historically favoring mothers and driving court costs up. …” Read the entire article: https://fox17.com/news/local/local-dads-fighting-to-make-joint-custody-the-default
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By Jillian Atelsek – Penn Live 07/08/2019 “… House Bill 1397 would require any judge issuing a ruling other than a 50-50 custody arrangement to have a compelling reason for doing so — including evidence of abuse or neglect against one party. …” Read the entire article: https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/07/fathers-rights-sponsor-of-pa-custody-law-bill-stresses-goal-of-equal-rights.html
Pa. ‘fathers’ rights’ advocates pushing for a change in state custody law Read More »
By Joe Thompson – Parentology 07/01/2019 “… It states that children who split time between each parent enjoyed better health and overall development than children who did not. Fathers are generally not nearly as involved in parenting as mothers, especially after a divorce. Co-parenting resolves this and squashes father hunger, by providing one-on-one time with
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By Patch 07/01/19 “The funds will be used to hire 29 case workers, which will allow for shorter processing times and increase the number of families helped each year.” Read the entire article: https://patch.com/california/temecula/child-support-services-receive-5-4m-increase-next-fiscal-year
Child Support Services To Receive $5.4M Increase Next Fiscal Year Read More »
