Sentences with phrase «sharing equal billing»

As The Fifth Estate itself portrays, he would have taken particular umbrage to having had to share equal billing with his ex-partner Daniel Berg, played by Bruhl.

Not exact matches

From Bill's speech, it's apparent that the Clintons were attracted to each other together because they shared many similarities, «a mutual desire for a truly equal partner, of equal talent and aptitude,» writes Jill Filipovic in Time.

Mr. Schneiderman went on to say he has a bill on the floor of the Legislature to codify equal revenue sharing for public safety that has the support, for the first time, of the Suffolk County Police Benevolent Association.

The bill would also require higher education institutions to pay a risk - sharing fee equal to a percentage of students» loan balance that is not being repaid to the Department of Education.

This includes promoting the work our Canadian neighbors are doing to pass Bill C - 560, a private members Bill to amend Canada's federal Divorce Act to introduce a rebuttable presumption of equal shared parenting.

If you're splitting up having lived together, money you have in joint accounts for household bills or similar would be assumed to belong to both of you in equal shares.

Bill C - 560 failed in Parliament two years ago, but with a new government in power for a year, Ludmer, principal of LudmerLaw, believes the time is right to lobby politicians to support changes that would implement a rebuttable presumption of equal shared parenting.

Missouri promotes shared parenting bill, the legislation proposes adding language to the state's child custody law to emphasize that the best interest of the child is equal access to both parents.

This bill has the potential to up - end that policy in favor of putting the wants of a parent before the child's best interest by creating a premise of equal time - sharing.

The private member's bill, which Ludmer helped draft, called for changes to the Divorce Act, with the primary proposal being a rebuttable presumption that equal shared parenting would support the best interests of the children unless a parent can establish based on evidence that another parenting plan would substantially enhance those interests.

There was also a 2014 private member's bill to amend the Divorce Act to create a presumption of post-separation equal shared parenting with the exception where there is suspicion the child might be in jeopardy.

A defeated private member's bill that would establish equal shared parenting as the default position in custody disputes is best left off the law books, Toronto - area family lawyer Nicolle Kopping - Pavars tells Law Times.

Rep. Shannon Roers - Jones (R - Casselton) said one of the amendments changed the language in the bill from «equal parenting» to «shared parenting,» since time splits between parents could range from 50/50 to 65/35.

Forrest also added the latest shared parenting bill proposal aimed to give children equal time to spend with both parents as much as possible.

Toronto family lawyer Lisa Gelman hopes a defeated private member's bill that tried to establish equal shared parenting as the default position in custody disputes isn't more successful the second time around.

While these bills are named «shared parenting» laws, they are really «equal parenting» laws.

The aim of the bill is to establish equal shared parenting (ESP) as the default position in every custody dispute.

Mr. Speaker, these undersigned petitioners are drawing the attention of this House of Commons to the fact that children ordinarily thrive best when being raised by both parents, their father and their mother, even when those parents divorce, so the petitioners are calling on Parliament to amend the Divorce Act, as in my Bill C - 560, to require equal shared parenting to be treated as the rebuttable presumption in custody decisions, except, of course, in cases of proven abuse or neglect.

Members may ask why women even more than men are supportive of this equal shared parenting bill or this concept.

Bill C - 560 would require parents to co-operate in establishing equal shared parenting unless they can make a credible compelling case that this would not be in the best interest of the child.

Mr. Speaker, I am quite honoured to be introducing a private member's bill today which would direct the courts in regard to divorce to make equal shared parenting the presumptive arrangement in the best interests of the child, except in proven cases of abuse or neglect.

Mr. Speaker, I am quite honoured in these few moments to be introducing a private member's bill that would direct the courts in regard to divorce to make equal shared parenting the presumptive arrangement in the best interest of the child, except in proven cases of abuse or neglect.

Therefore, the petitioners are calling on Parliament to amend the Divorce Act, as in my Bill C - 560, to require that equal shared parenting be treated as the rebuttable presumption in custody decisions, except in cases of proven abuse or neglect.

Bill C - 560 would require parents to co-operate toward equal shared parenting unless they can make a credible compelling case that this would not be in the best interests of their children.

Mr. Speaker, the second petition calls upon Parliament and the House to support Bill C - 560, to require equal shared parenting to be treated as a rebuttable presumption of custody decisions, except in cases of neglect and abuse.

What, therefore, is the point of this bill when the legislative tools at our disposal already provide us with the option of equal shared custody?

Bill C - 422, which was first introduced in June 2009, would instruct family law judges to automatically apply the principle of equal shared parenting unless it's not in the best interests of the children involved.

Bill C - 560 would amend the Divorce Act to direct the courts to make equal shared parenting the presumptive arrangement for children following the divorce of their parents, except in proven cases of abuse or neglect.

The amendments in Bill C - 560 would direct the courts in regard to divorce to make equal shared parenting, and I will talk later of the range being 35 % to 50 % roughly, but making it the presumptive arrangement in the best interests of the child, except in proven cases of abuse or neglect.

Ludmer was involved in drafting Bill C - 560, which would have enshrined equal shared parenting in law, and is an advisory board member of the Parental Alienation Awareness Organization and the International Support Network for Alienated Families.

Bill C - 560 aimed to implement a presumption of equal shared parenting — where the starting point for negotiations between separated parents was to be as close to equal time shared as possible with their children and to «replace the concept of «custody orders» with that of «parenting orders.

SUMMARY Bill C - 560 supports kids» rights by making equal shared parenting a «rebuttable presumption», not a mandatory result.

He is one of the drafters of Bill C - 560, which would have enshrined equal shared parenting in law.

Such organizations as the Canadian Equal Parenting Council, Lawyers for Shared Parenting, and Leading Women for Shared Parenting amongst others, were in the forefront of the Canadian 2013 - 2014 campaign in support of a private member's Bill (C - 560) that would have legislated a rebuttable presumption in favour equal shared parenEqual Parenting Council, Lawyers for Shared Parenting, and Leading Women for Shared Parenting amongst others, were in the forefront of the Canadian 2013 - 2014 campaign in support of a private member's Bill (C - 560) that would have legislated a rebuttable presumption in favour equal shared parenequal shared parenting.

A defeated private member's bill that would establish equal shared parenting as the default position in custody disputes is best left off the law books, Toronto - area family... Read more

A private members bill that would establish equal shared parenting as the default position in custody disputes would help even the playing field — especially for... Read more

Senate Bill 718, however, adds language to section 61.13 of the Florida Statutes that seems to make a strong presumption in favor of equal time - sharing.

Lawyers for Shared Parenting (L4SP)--(a new group of Canadian lawyers who advocate for shared and equal parenting) reject the Canadian Bar Association's (CBA) opposition to Bill C - 560.