Sentences with phrase «child custody reform»

Further, is this indicative of conservatives working on child custody reform?

Meanwhile, shared parenting has been widely encouraged and highly recommended across the United States with Missouri, Utah, Minnesota, South Dakota and Arizona having their own child custody reform law.

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Meanwhile, shared parenting has been strongly advocated in the United States with the states of Missouri, South Dakota, Utah, Minnesota and Arizona passing their own child custody reform laws.

They strive to facilitate regular interactions between non-custodial parents and their children and also advocate for... MORE child custody reform.

Meanwhile, Missouri's shared parenting or child custody reform law is also giving fathers a fair shot in custody battles, where the court often assumes that children should remain with their mothers and a reliable physical dwelling is more vital compared to having substantial time with both parents, 5 On Your Side noted.

In recent months, shared parenting has been making headlines as various U.S. states enacted their own version of the strongly recommended co-parenting or child custody reform bill.

These are all red states where Republicans are clearly not working on child custody reform.

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Hence, the states amended their child custody reform laws, The Record noted.

Despite the positive impact of shared parenting to children, this child custody reform law has also attracted criticisms among bar associations and feminist organizations, U.S. and World Report News revealed.

As Senate Bill 718 dealing with alimony reform and child custody reform has passed both houses of the Florida Legislature and seems likely to be signed by Governor Rick Scott, this blog will attempt to explain how various aspects of the bill may impact Florida and Tampa Bay family law cases.

Aside from Missouri, the states of South Dakota, Utah and Minnesota have also enacted their own shared parenting or child custody reform laws.

As shared parenting continues to earn the support of the society, Missouri has finally enacted its HB 1550 bill into a child custody reform law, making numerous divorced parents and children happy.

As Senate Bill 718 — which deals with Florida alimony and child custody reform — looks likely to be signed by Governor Rick Scott, this blog is exploring the various parts of the bill and discussing how they may affect Tampa Bay divorce and family law cases.

Though this probably ends the debate for the 2013 legislative session, alimony and child custody reform will likely be a hot topic for years to come.

Child Custody Reform and the Perils of Maximum Contact» (2001) 19 C.F.L.Q. 121, attacks the «father's rights» approach to child custody: