By Cincinnati on 05/14/2018 “… Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin recently signed a historic child custody bill into law. In doing so, Kentucky becomes the first state to say that if both parents are fit, they split parenting time equally. I say the “first state” because family attorneys, judges and other experts knew this day was coming […]
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By Herald Scotland on 05/15/2018 “…SEPARATING parents should start with the assumption they will split care of their children 50-50, according to a charity, which claims the approach will avoid the character attacks and “winner takes all” approach of the current system. …” Read the entire article: http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16227395.Call_for__shared_parenting__after_separation_as_Scottish_Government_launches_family_law_review/
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By arc digital on 05/15/2018 “… The sociological reality is that, at this point in American history, women tended to occupy their time at home more often than they do today — a reality, of course, driven as much by biology and the state of domestic technology, in which laundry alone was an all-day chore, as sexism. …”
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By US News Health on 05/09/2018 “… AS WE APPROACH MOTHER’S Day this weekend and with Father’s Day coming up next month, it’s important to remember that for some, this is a very painful time of year. For children who have lost a parent, holiday celebrations focused on the presence of mothers and fathers can evoke poignant
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By ST. Louis Post Dispatch on 05/10/2018 “… I’m actually a mother and grandmother, my 94-year-old mother is still living, and I have a daughter who I want to be happy and healthy. Motherhood is a blessing to me, and I will readily admit that the challenges of work and nurturing children at home are hard
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By Dads Divorce “… Children of divorce often struggle coping with all the change that their parents’ breakup causes. If they are exposed to any disagreements between their parents, they face additional risk factors and the adjustment is even more daunting. …” Read the entire article: https://dadsdivorce.com/articles/risks-children-divorce-face-infographic/?utm_source=DadsDivorce.com+Newsletter&utm_campaign=7f734807d2-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_05_08&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_62e4666e8a-7f734807d2-123602150
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By WFLA on 05/08/2018 “… A 5-year-old Florida girl is in the middle of a legal battle between her biological father and the man married to her mother at the time of her birth. …” Read the entire article: http://www.wfla.com/video/paternity-battle_20180508220425/1167665412
By The Guardian 05/07/2018 “… There is cross-party support for an amendment to the Children Act, which would refer to a youngster’s right to have a relationship with close members of their extended family, it has been reported. This would include aunts and uncles having access to their nephews and nieces. …” Read the entire article: https://www.theguardian.com/law/2018/may/07/mps-seek-to-guarantee-grandparents-rights-to-see-children
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By Wealthy Single Mommy on 4/30/2018 “… Shared parenting isn’t right for families where one parent struggles with addiction, there is a history of violence or abuse, or severe mental illness. As of Friday April 27, Kentucky became the first state in the country with a “legal presumption” for joint custody in divorce proceedings. …” Read the entire article: https://www.wealthysinglemommy.com/shared-parenting-research/
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By WKMS on 04/29/2018 “… A judge can still deny joint custody if one parent has committed domestic violence against the child or other parent, but critics of the measure argue that it unravels protections against abusive parents and makes it much harder for a judge to give one parent more time with children than the
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