News Articles - Family Law Issues
Dr. Lynn Steinberg Speaks Out on Silencing of Family Court Experts
By EIn Presswire, 07/28//26 “…Dr. Steinberg states that she experienced this directly following a court-ordered reunification matter in which allegations against a parent had been investigated and found unsubstantiated. In the aftermath, she became the subject of an extended online campaign that included threats, demonstrations outside her home and outside courthouses where she testified, false
‘Silent crisis’: ATM calls for investigation into fathers’ access to children
By The Post, 07/07/26 “…The letter argues that while significant attention has rightly been devoted to protecting women and children, far less focus has been placed on the impact on children who are prevented from maintaining relationships with both parents. According to the ATM, children are deprived of the emotional, developmental and financial benefits that
Does the family court system truly understand the children whose lives it is changing?
By Conservative Women, 06/02/26 “…A calm parent is not necessarily safe. A distressed parent is not necessarily unreliable. A child’s wishes may be coached, conflicted, frightened from being shaped by loyalty. Contact may be healing in one case and harmful in another. Refusing contact may protect a child in one situation and entrench injustice in
Taylor Frankie Paul to undergo sobriety test in custody fight
By MSN, 07/08/26 “…The sobriety testing requirement affects only her case with ex-husband Tate Paul, but comes as Taylor also navigates a separate custody dispute with ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen over their son Ever. …” Read the entire article: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/insight/taylor-frankie-paul-to-undergo-sobriety-test-in-custody-fight/gm-GMCA85CE72?gemSnapshotKey=GMCA85CE72-snapshot-1&uxmode=ruby
In Japan, divorce splits parents from children. Could a law change end sole custody?
By BBC, 05/23/26 “…Japan is redefining what “family” looks like after a separation. On 1 April, 2026, a landmark revision to Japan’s Civil Code took effect, allowing divorced couples to share custody of their children. Before parliament approved the amendment in 2024, Japan was the only G7 country that did not recognise the legal concept