Win Your Child Custody Suit By Knowing The Facts About Child Custody
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Why do the courts seem to always favor the mother in a divorce when considering child custody? Is it that this is a throwback view from the days when the mother was a stay-at-home mother and therefore had nothing to do but watch and nurture the children? Will the court system ever join the twenty-first century in regards to child custody?
Father's rights in custody fights were practically non-existent in the past. However, child psychologists and social workers finally began speaking up. They stated that children of divorce needed their father's guidance, influence, and presence to provide some semblance of stability in the children's lives other than just shoveling out money to provide for expenses.
Today, custody laws give fathers some say in their children's lives after the divorce. They may not have primary custodial rights (where the children live with the father), but the courts are conceding "joint custody" now.
This 53 page eBook will help both mothers and fathers to win the custody battle.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Short sharp and jargon-free. It seems like a very good resource for those fathers the legal fighting for custody where the legal systems have a bias in favor of mothers.
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Win Your Child Custody Suit By Knowing The Facts About Child Custody - William L Thompson
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Custody of Children After Divorce
The process of Divorce is indeed painful. And if the misery of a prolonged battle for custody and monetary settlements are added to it then it is almost excruciating. Children from such a marriage are usually seen to be laboring under considerable emotional stress already and a custody battle is agonizing for them as well.
In some cases though, it is imperative to discuss the question of child custody before the couple legally separate. The question of custody being an almost predominant issue in divorce suits you would be wise to update yourself about the nitty-gritty’s of the issue so that you can make a well- informed decision.
Let us start from the basics. ‘Child custody’ is also referred to as ‘guardianship’, both of which are part legal terminology. The terms convey the sense of a lawful and realistic bond between parents and their children whereby the parents are required to look after the children and can decide on important questions on the children’s behalf.
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child having been approved in many different countries all over the world, more emphasis is now placed on the concepts of ‘contact’ and of ‘residence’, which constitutes the concept of ‘visitation’ in the United States of America.
This is a divergence from a former tradition of dwelling on the concepts of ‘access’ and ‘custody’. In legal jargon and otherwise, a child may ‘reside’ or be in ‘contact’ with one of its parents rather than a parent having its ‘custody’ or ‘access’ to it. Such newly developed international categorizations all fall under the focus of ‘parental responsibility’.
In a divorce case where the couple fights over rights to custody, such terms as the above mentioned are used liberally. But which parent is to grant custody of the child finally is decided upon only after consulting a parameter which considers the child’s well-being and best interest.
It is usually the lawyers who help the couple to determine the custody rights amongst themselves. If the couple is unable to conclude this discussion satisfactorily and no agreement is reached then the case is presented before a court of law which makes the decision on their behalf. Child