By Schmidt & Long on 06/08/2017 “…If HB 4691 passes, the Michigan Shared Parenting Act will shift the focus of the statute from children’s interests to parents’ rights. The bill claims it protects the “best interests of the child” by protecting “the right of the child to a substantially equal parenting time arrangement that promotes a strong […]
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By Marilyn Stowe on 06/02/2017 “…Typically one parent, normally the principal or main carer, embarks on a pattern of behaviour, with a view to ensuring that the children concerned do not want to see their other parent. This can include making allegations of physical and sexual abuse against the other parent, or convincing the children
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By Michigan Peninsula News on 05/08/2017 “…The measure would reflect a presumption that joint custody is best for a child unless it is determined that one parent is unfit or when both parents decide on another arrangement. If a judge decides not to award substantial time with a child to both parents, that judge would
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By west-info on 04/20/2017 “…In Italy, after a divorce is final and child support has been determined, the time spent with a parent has nothing to do with the amount of child support established by the court. …” Read the entire article: http://www.west-info.eu/joint-custody-in-italy-has-nothing-to-do-with-child-support/
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By CNSNew on 04/20/2017 “…(CNSNews.com) – American women are more likely than American men to have multiple babies by multiple partners, according to a recently released Census Bureau report. …” Read the entire article: http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/american-women-more-likely-men-have-babies-multiple-partners
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By St. Louis-Post Dispatch 6/7/2016 “…At its core, the shared parenting bill that overwhelmingly passed the Missouri Legislature and heads to Gov. Jay Nixon is common sense: Children need two parents, not just one, especially in instances of divorce. …” Read the entire article: http://www.stltoday.com/news/opinion/columns/shared-parenting-bill-is-best-for-families/article_807655d6-b915-56df-b81d-4e63c032f8df.html
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