Parenting

Children Need Their Fathers

By M on 02/19/2018 “… But, most mainstream media outlets don’t have the guts to confront these statistics? Why? Because they don’t want to anger their female viewership, let alone rock the boat when it comes to the popular narrative that women can have it all and do it all — including motherhood — all by themselves. …” Read the […]

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Gill Gorell Barnes: ‘Fathers are no less important than mothers’

By The Guardian on 02/06/2018 “… Gorell Barnes, now 74, has specialised in fractured and reformed families, learning to see divorce and repartnering from the child’s point of view. In a new book, Staying Attached: Fathers and Children in Troubled Times, she focuses on men and children who live apart, their relations often complicated further by mental

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‘Equal Parenting Time’ Proposal Stirring Debate In Illinois

By NPR Illinois on 02/08/2018 “… Illinois is joining 35 other states this year attempting to give divorced couples equal parenting time. The issue is stirring debate among family law attorneys, mental health professionals, parents and others.  …” Read the entire article: http://nprillinois.org/post/equal-parenting-time-proposal-stirring-debate-illinois#stream/0

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UK Dads are being airbrushed out of existence by family courts favouring and bankrolling Mums

By I News on 02/05/2018 “… “Are dads being airbrushed out of existence?” might sound like the sort of internet conspiracy theory dreamt up by men’s rights activists, angry dads in Batmen outfits, or even outright misogynists. …” Read the entire article: https://inews.co.uk/opinion/uk-fathers-airbrushed-existence-family-courts-favouring-bankrolling-mothers/

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Christian Paasch column: Virginia’s opportunity: shared parenting

By Richmond Time Dispatch on 01/25/2018 “… The commonwealth is at a crossroads. It is a crossroads of opportunity, truth, and what’s actually best for children and families, intact or divorced/separated. Shared parenting (or shared/joint physical custody) has been presented to Virginia’s General Assembly several times over the past decade, but never has it been more timely.

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Shared parenting after divorce: Maryland legislators should consider Arizona’s success

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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Christie Blatchford: Eleven years, 18 witnesses and 100 exhibits later, court concludes boy needs both parents

By National Post on 12/27/2017 “… Ontario Court Judge Sheilagh O’Connell delivered her exquisitely fair decision in the decade-long and “very high-conflict” child custody case on Dec. 22. Then, inshallah, perhaps for the holidays she was able to retreat into the zany confines of a ordinarily dysfunctional family, if not her own, then a rented one.

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FERRIER FILES: Do criminals have more rights than parents in Tennessee?

By Fox 17 on 11/13/2017 “… It is pretty hard to believe that serial killers have more rights than parents in Tennessee, but once you enter the Juvenile Justice System, anything can happen. …” Read the entire article: http://fox17.com/news/ferrier-files/ferrier-files-do-criminals-have-more-rights-than-parents-in-tennessee

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