News Articles
Husband can’t be ordered to pay child maintenance if DNA test conclusively proves he is not the father, rules Supreme Court
By The Economic Times, 04/22/26 “…Therefore, the Supreme Court determined that when a DNA test clearly shows that a husband is not the biological father of a child, he cannot be compelled to pay maintenance for her, even if the child was born during their marriage. …’ Read the entire article: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/legal/will/husband-cant-be-ordered-to-pay-child-maintenance-if-dna-test-conclusively-proves-he-is-not-the-father-rules-supreme-court/articleshow/130437003.cms?
Letters: Fatherhood is missing link in La.’s family health crisis
By NOLA, 05/13/26 “…In Louisiana, we highlight maternal health, infant mortality, early childhood and family stability, and we should. But there is a gap in those conversations. We continue to overlook a major factor in improving these outcomes: fathers. …” Read the entire article: https://www.nola.com/opinions/letters/letters-fatherhood-is-missing-link-in-la-s-family-health-crisis/article_ca7610b4-8d17-4abc-aeeb-0240e19f4e09.html
Family Courts Are Quietly Shifting Toward Positive Co-Parenting — And The Legal Landscape Is Beginning To Reflect It
By USA Herald, 05/09/26 “…At the center of this movement is a growing recognition that children generally benefit from maintaining meaningful relationships with both parents whenever it is safe and appropriate to do so. Courts are increasingly focusing not merely on which parent “wins” custody, but on which parent demonstrates the greatest willingness to support
Imran Khan calls parenting a ‘privilege,’ not a ‘duty’: ‘It’s not about fulfilling a role’
By Indian Express, 05/04/26 “…Pointing out that raising a child is not the responsibility of just one parent, Imran Khan called it a shared experience for both the mother and the father. Imran maintained that, no matter the family situation, a child’s emotional security must always remain the top priority, as they thrive most when
Experts can’t agree on bedroom ‘divorce’ trend rising in popularity
By Kidspot.com, 05/03/26 “…A controversial new “divorce” trend is on the rise in Australia as more couples opt to sleep in different rooms in a bid to improve their sleep.But while some swear the bedtime switch-up has vastly improved their relationship, experts warn it’s not always a foolproof solution. …” Read the entire article: https://www.kidspot.com.au/news/real-life/experts-cant-agree-on-bedroom-divorce-trend-rising-in-popularity/news-story/73dcee43bbb699ad45df494afa5c79eb