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MOLLY K. OLSON, MBC Molly K. Olson is the President of Leading Women For Shared Parenting. LW4SP is an International organization headquartered in Washington DC which advocates in support of equal shared parenting for fit parents as a presumption in custody cases across the United States and internationally.
In a world where divorce & separation have become the norm, it is moreimportant than ever to make sure that children remain the center of our lives… Our Mission: The future of our society lies in our children, and the key to that future rests primarily with stability within families. Family Reunion is a 501(c)(3)
Enough is enough. It’s time to give children whose parents divorce, separate, or were never married — a voice. Time to speak up for what is in the best interest of children and families. Family Reunion educates the public, media, and lawmakers on the importance of “shared parenting,” that grants both parents equal rights, responsibilities and
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Paternity fraud occurs when a mother names a man to be the biological father of a child, when she knows or suspects that he is not the biological father. None of the states require a mother who files a claim for child support to advise the court or child-support agencies when another man (other than
Teen parenting is a social pathology that derives from other family issues such as fatherlessness and divorce or separation. Studies have shown children in single-parent homes are more likely to become teen parents than their peers living in two-parent homes. Statistics on teen parenting state that when children are born to teen mothers they are
