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    had a legal obligation to protect, support, and educate his children. Fathers also had the right to sell their children or enter them into enforced labor. When it came to divorce, up until the mid 19th century, almost 100% of the time fathers got custody of thier children regardless of the situation. In the late 1800's society begins to increasingly focus on children's welfare as well as the affects of the industrail revolution. Fathers began increasingly seeking out work outside of farming or…

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    families, such as stepfather, stepmother, single parents, also cohabiting relationships. With different structure of family system compared to the two biological parents, how do parents and even children adjust to these changes? Does having joint or sole custody of a child differ? Also which family system is the hardest for parents and children to adapt to? We all know a child, whose parents have been divorced, remarried, are single parents, or have multiple relationships. So how do the…

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    on curfew. Once Cooks missed his curfew his bail was revoked and was re-arrested and held in custody for 11 months until his hearing.…

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    Essay On Child Custody

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    Gaining Custody For Fathers Is Still An Uphill Battle Although there has been a wide increase in successful movements which have aimed towards removing the gender-based factor which is taking into consideration with child custody, it is clear that there is still a large gap between the number of mothers who are given child custody when compared to the number of fathers who are given child custody. In California, the courts no longer base anything off of the presumption that children will have a…

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    Child Custody Laws

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    The goal with child custody is to create a lifestyle most beneficial for the child, but these lines are never distinct. Some children benefit from different custody forms than others, even though the path may look like the best thing for them. Custody Laws are nowhere near perfect, and when involving a young child's life they need to be as perfect as they can. One improvement that can be done in Child Custody, is promoting mediation before going to court. Mediation is where parents work…

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    For fathers in Pensacola, child custody and visitation are some of the most contentious issues when it comes to the kids. These issues can become highly emotional and extremely expensive to resolve. And the subsequent fighting ends up affecting the child's relationship with both parents. The Concept of Child Custody in Florida Under Florida law, there is no such thing as "child custody". Instead, the parents have a "time-sharing" agreement on how much time each parent will have with the child…

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    separated or divorced, it is wise to create a parenting plan to determine how custody and visitation work. When making a plan, parents need to discuss how their children will be cared for and the certain responsibilities of each parent. They may be unsure of what to include in a plan to make it most effective. For this reason, a parenting plan walk through template is important to follow to ensure all aspects of custody and visitation are covered. One of the first determinations a template…

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    about the different types of laws and how they pertain to the matter. There are many factors that go into the requirements for a “family abduction”. It is defined as, “The taking or keeping of children in violation of the other parent’s rights of custody”. The Uniformed Child Abduction Prevention Act says that abduction means, “The wrongful removal or wrongful retention of a child” (Shear & Kushner, 2013, p. 253). The main focus of this paper is on the subject of family abductions. A lot of…

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    “Child custody and visitation cases are decided by what is in the best interest of the child. The judges will order certain custody and visitation depending on what they believe is in the best interest of the child (Levin)”. When there are cases that involve domestic violence the parent’s be interest, rather than the child’s best interest, have played a part in the custody and visitation decisions. There are two different perceptive on this matter. First, advocates of women that have been a…

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