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Equal Parenting is the right choice for kids, the right choice for parents, and the right choice for taxpayers. This lens directs advocates and interested individuals to information pertaining to Equal Parenting Rights.
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State laws are great and guaranteed by the Constitution. Unfortunately, federal law has taken control and authority over child support in violation of human and civil rights. It's called the Bradley Amendment. Posted February 23, 2008 |
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Here you can find various information about Equal Parenting Presumption Efforts.
- Michigan Votes (Regarding House Bill 5267 in 2005)
- Introduced by Rep. Leslie Mortimer on October 6, 2005, to establish that in a custody dispute between parents, a court must order joint custody unless it determines by clear and convincing evidence that a parent is unfit, unwilling, or unable to care for the child; or unless the parent moves outside the school district and is unable to maintain the child's school schedule without interruption. In that case, the court must order that the parents submit to mediation to determine a custody agreement that maximizes both parents' ability to participate equally in a relationship with their child while accommodating the child's school schedule.
* Referred to the House Family and Childrens Services Committee on October 6, 2005. - 2007 House Bill 4564 (Establish joint custody presumption ) - Michigan Votes
- Introduced by Rep. Glenn Steil, Jr. on April 5, 2007, to establish that in a custody dispute between parents, a court must order joint custody unless it determines by clear and convincing evidence that a parent is unfit, unwilling, or unable to care for the child; or unless the parent moves outside the school district and is unable to maintain the child's school schedule without interruption. In that case, the court must order that the parents submit to mediation to determine a custody agreement that maximizes both parents' ability to participate equally in a relationship with their child while accommodating the child's school schedule.
* Referred to the House Family and Childrens Services Committee on April 5, 2007. - Flushing the Michigan Friend of the Court Out of Your Life - Associated Content
- Flushing the Michigan Friend of the Court Out of Your Life. How to Prevent FOC Involvement or Stop Them from Providing Services.
- WOODTV.com & WOOD TV8 - Grand Rapids news - Battle Creek DAD Recognized for advocacy organization
- BATTLE CREEK -- A West Michigan dad is receiving national attention for his devotion to his family and his crusade to fight for the rights of children with parents going through a divorce.
