In an ideal world, separated parents would be able to come together and still parent their children with a sense of unity and cohesion. Of course, in an ideal world, we wouldn’t have divorces, custody battles, and parenting divisions either. Since we don’t live in…
Objectively, it’s easy to argue that a 50/50 custody schedule between parents following a divorce or another custody scenario is going to be the fairest arrangement. It’s important to recognize, though, that such a schedule can often be challenging to make work. It’s critical that…
There is often an incorrect assumption that courts favor mothers and that it would be very difficult for them to lose custody. However, legally, this is not so. Mothers and fathers are to be treated without preference under the law with regard to custody issues.…
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