Traditionally, mothers have gotten primary custody of the children in divorce cases, even if fathers are seeking to gain more time with their children. (boylefeinbergfamilylaw.com)
An abusive parent may even end up with primary custody of children as a result. (goodtherapy.org)
Protecting child support or alimony income is especially important for the spouse who takes primary custody of the children after the divorce. (investopedia.com)