By Jane and John Q Public on 01/17/2018 “… These folks took on the risk to cover secret courts and rouge judges, A risk Joe Sweeney took all the way to Richmond jail , where jail guards fondly referred to him as “the civil guy”. The Editorial Boards at the East Bay Times and San Francisco Chronicle also […]
By Baltimore Post Examiner on 01/17/2018 “… The Washington Post recently urged Maryland lawmakers to reject a presumption of shared parenting time for the children of divorced parents. The Post Editorial Board made the false assumption that it would impose a one-size-fits-all rule on the number of overnights and prevent judges from using discretion in individual cases to protect children. This
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By Dads Divorce “… There are many questions that run through your head as you are preparing for divorce. One thing everyone wants to know is what the final cost of divorce will end up being. …” Read the entire article: https://dadsdivorce.com/articles/the-unexpected-factors-that-drive-up-the-cost-of-divorce/?utm_source=DadsDivorce.com+News
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By ABC on 01/15/2018 “… When her relationship with her husband broke down five years ago, they agreed splitting the time with their two daughters 50/50 was the best option. Not only does she treasure having both her own space and one-on-one time with the kids, she believes the girls have better relationships with her and
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By Straits Times on 01/16/2018 “… At her lowest, Ms Amber Li contemplated suicide. Last year, the mother of an autistic child discovered that her husband was having an affair. “I was heartbroken and unsure,” said the 43-year-old, who subsequently fell into depression. “It was the lowest point of my life.” …” Read the entire article: http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/programme-for-divorcing-parents-helps-put-children-first-0
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By The Telegraph on 01/17/2017 “… However, that’s not to say men aren’t ever on the receiving end of #everydaysexism. As an online furore over a Harvey Nichols advert (tagline: ‘Great men go down’) has shown this week, men can also be the victims of gender stereotyping and objectification. …” Read the entire article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/fatherhood/everydaysexism-against-men/
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By CBC on 01/03/2018 “… The breakdown of a marriage is a difficult experience, and for many couples with children, the goal is to parent them in tandem, or form a shared parenting agreement. …” Read the entire article: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/coparenting-book-divorce-1.4472115
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By Lifezette on 01/02/2018 “… We are no longer living in our parents’ America. That is easily evidenced by the absence of Mom’s fresh apple pie cooling on the windowsill and the “woman” with the hairy arms and mustache on line to use the ladies’ room with our sisters and daughters. …” Read the entire article: https://www.lifezette.com/momzette/fresh-look-best-interests-of-child/
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By Journal Standard on 01/05/2018 “… It was Martin Luther King who said, “We begin to die the day we begin to be silent on issues that matter.” Divorce and separation in this country almost always means that children lose sufficient contact with at least one of their parents and one side of an entire family.
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By Washington Post on 01/09/2018 “… It is exceedingly rare to see a bill take a one-size-fits-all approach. Indeed, “shared parenting” is defined as allowing children a minimum of 35 percent time with each parent, with the remainder of the child’s time individualized to each case. I’m unaware of any bill without exceptions for issues such as
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