Shared Parenting Laws Trends Across The Country

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By Julie Garrison Special to DadsDivorce.com Family law is moving in the direction of collaboration and shared parenting, even if the reform is not as rapid as many scorned divorced dads would like. This is a glacial but positive movement in the courtroom, and many states have shared parenting legislation, …

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Enforcing Legal Custody Violations

Question: I have joint legal custody of my minor child and would like to know how to enforce a legal custody violation. My ex-wife enrolled our child in a new school district without notifying me or listing me as our child’s father with the school registry. Education decisions should be …

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Ex Won’t Force Children To Play Sports

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Question: My ex-wife has legal custody and will not push my obese daughter into playing sports or engaging in other extracurricular activities that could vastly improve her health and self-esteem. My child’s doctor also says he is not concerned and that she will grow out of her “baby fat” but …

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Putative Father Registry and Paternity Laws

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By Sara Pitcher Cordell & Cordell Men’s Divorce Lawyer Some states require a putative father to submit his information to a database – a putative father registry – to preserve some of his rights as the father of the child. A putative father is a man who may be a …

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She Violated Our Notarized Child Custody Agreement

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Question: My ex and I signed a notarized child custody agreement that she was not allowed to leave the state with my son without my written permission. However, she ignored it, moved out of state with my child, and when I protested the judge overruled our notarized agreement saying it …

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