News Articles - Child Custody
Willmar woman fighting for men’s equal rights in child custody issues
By Willmar Radio, 10/21/26 “…A Willmar woman is beginning a petition drive to change state law regarding child custody issues. Dustie Black says her effort is called “Dad Never Left” and would give men the same custody and visitation rights as women, whether or not the couple is married. …” Read the entire article: https://www.willmarradio.com/news/willmar-woman-fighting-for-mens-equal-rights-in-child-custody-issues/article_ad9dde43-9653-465c-bb57-f18e1c4aed29.html
Inside Halle Berry messy divorces and custody battles: ‘Her rage is sometimes out of control’
By Page Six, 10/17/26 “…Now, a source who has known Berry for many years tells Page Six that the “Catwoman” star has a side rarely seen by the public — claiming her volatile moods have long concerned those in her orbit. “Halle can be the loveliest human being you’ve ever met, then within seconds she’ll
Attorney Cynthia Hawes Breaks Down Why Being A ‘Good Parent’ Is Not Enough In Family Court, Especially For Black Men
By Madamenoire.com, 09/16/26 “…In one case, she said a father traveled to another state and spent thousands of dollars to spend two weeks with his child, only to be told the child was sick. Hawes said the situation turned out to involve the child’s birthday rather than an illness. She warned that parents who use
More states embrace ‘50-50’ child custody in divorce cases
By Stateline, 09/16/26 “…Supporters say a formal 50-50 custody standard makes divorce proceedings more equitable for fathers — who historically have been awarded less custody time than mothers — and encourages them to maintain an active role in their children’s lives. …” Read the entire article: https://stateline.org/2026/09/16/more-states-embrace-50-50-child-custody-in-divorce-cases/
Phil Weiser should account for the custody evaluations no one reviewed
Opinion piece by Family Reunion’s Policy Director, Judi Atwood – in The Rocky Mountain Voice. 09/18/26 “…Phil Weiser’s ability to take a powerful company to court should not settle the question of his ability to govern Colorado. Families also deserve to know whether he will confront failures within the institutions his office advises and defends.