Wisconsin Woman Jailed for Taking Hit Out on Child’s Father
Women are just as likely as men to take out a hit on an ex. Fortunately, the contracts are rarely completed. The reason why was a nasty surprise for one Wisconsin mom.
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Illinois ‘Equal Parenting Time’ Bill Sees Major Opposition Second Year in a Row
There is clear scientific evidence that a need for legal guidance exists if children are to have equal time with their mothers and fathers. Learn how you can help children get the parenting time they deserve in Illinois. Get fathers’ rights news right in your inbox!
Biological Father Awarded Parenting Rights in California Case Recognizing Three Parents
On Tuesday, Nov. 13, California’s Third District Court of Appeal found in favor of a biological father (known as C.A.) who now shares parenting rights with a married woman and her husband.
Supreme Court of India Says Fathers Can Remarry and Retain Custody
The Supreme Court of India says parents can remarry without risking custody.
Proposed Parenting Time Rule Changes in Japan Could Spell Good News for Single Fathers
Custody and parenting time is handled differently in Japan than it is in the West, though new rules could change things. Efforts are aimed at making child exchanges easier and more enforceable.
Kansas says Father Whose Child Adopted Away without his Knowledge or Consent has Rights to His Child
The Kansas Supreme Court granted a biological father parental rights to a child given up for adoption without proper notice.
Australia ‘Sperm Donor’ Seeks Parental Rights
Sperm donorship became more popular in the ‘80s as single women became more confident in their choices to raise a child without the help of a male partner. The law sided with women’s rights, but now courts are focused on their children’s rights.
Biological Dads Gain More Rights in Florida Courts
The decision in a new Florida case has made it easier for biological dads to have a chance at custody, but it won’t be as simple as showing up to court.
Knesset Member Decries Hypocrisy against Fathers in Israel’s Family Law System
In Israel, mothers automatically receive custody of children under age six thanks to the Tender Years Clause. Women’s groups vehemently opposed attempts to lower the age last year. It’s a fight that frustrated men and women who are fighting for the best interests of Israeli children.
New Kentucky Law Creates Presumption of Joint Custody
A new law hopes to help Kentucky kids stay connected with both of their parents after divorce by requiring judges to assign joint custody whenever possible.