Fathers generally have a harder time getting custody of their children, especially when battling for full custody. That doesn’t mean it’s impossible – and you might not want to be so quick to rule out a cooperative solution either. Before dismissing custody court, it helps to understand your child custodial…
It’s common knowledge that few fathers have full custody (i.e., sole custody) of their children. While custody law does not discriminate by gender, it does place weight on who a judge deems to best suit the “primary caretaker” qualities when joint or shared custody is off the table. Above all…
One in five (20 percent) custodial parents is a father. Custodial parents are defined as the parent the child spends the most time with – this does not mean that all custodial parents have sole custody, but it does mean that their child spends more time with them than with…
Victims of domestic violence can always call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233). We would also like to remind visitors that Internet usage can be monitored. Call the hotline if you need help, or text “START” to the same number. The NDVH helps victims of domestic abuse identify…
Child custody in California is determined through the courts. In any given custody battle, either party can utilize several legal options to find an amicable solution or argue for custody. In any case, the final judgment is always handed out by a judge – although most judges will generally agree…
There’s a common misconception that dads are discriminated against in custody battles on account of their gender. The truth is that dads and mothers share the same basic rights in a custody battle, and it is the circumstances of their relationship and the roles they play in their child’s life…
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