Why Equal Custody Should Be The Legal Norm
Fred Silberberg
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Posted 08.29.2012
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Divorce
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There is one presumption that seems to be missing from the body of legal presumptions in family law: the presumption that equal custody timesharing is appropriate for children involved in divorce and paternity custody disputes.
