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Fathers Custody Rights!

Child custody for fathers cases are more common today than in the past. Prior to the 1970's, custody was often vested with the mothers as the courts were guided by the tender years doctrine. The tender years doctrine presumed that during a child's tender years (which has been regarded as thirteen years old and under) the custody of the child should be with the mother. However, in the 20th century the courts began shifting away from the tender years doctrine (which violated the Equal Protection Clause in the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution) to the best interests of the child standard. For most states, the best interest of the child standard became the public policy and the law by which the family courts were to be guided and how the family courts were to determine child custody awards.

Despite the 20th century shift to the best interest of the child doctrine, many family courts today continue to give great weight to the traditional role of the mother as the primary caregiver. The application of this standard in custody determinations has historically tended to favor the mother over the father in a child custody dispute. Regardless of the weight often given to the traditional role of the mother as the primary caretaker, more fathers are winning custody of their children. In some cases, child custody for fathers is obtained by mutual agreement between the parties. In some situations, the children prefer to live with their father. In other situations where child custody is left for the court to decide, fathers are proving to the court to be the more emotionally stable parent who can provide the better living environment for their children. In some situations, mothers are not able to afford the often protracted and expensive child custody battle or the mother is more interested in pursuing a career. Regardless of the situation, more fathers are getting custody of their kids whether it be by mutual agreement between the parents or by a decision from the court.

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According to the report from the US Census Bureau, the right for child custody is no longer vested with mothers. With the rise in the number of marriages culminating in divorce, there has been a significant increase in the number of single fathers. Currently there are around 2.3 single fathers in the US. The percentage of fathers to whom complete custody of the child has been awarded has increased by 15 percent compared to 1995. Today, more fathers are ready to take up the responsibility of their child at the time of divorce.

According to Geoffrey Grief, Dean at the University Of Maryland School Of Social Work, since children may prefer to be with the father, more fathers are being awarded with child custody. Fighting a legal battle over the custody issue is rare. In many of the cases, fathers are taking up the responsibility upon mutual agreement. There are situations where father is proving to be a better parent providing better financially secure environment. Sometimes, mothers are not interested to take up the responsibility and want to pursue their career. Even in such situations, the courts are handing over the custody of the child to the father.

According to Grief, the most challenging part of parenting in a divorce situation is to make children have a smooth transition from a two-parent household to a single-parent household. Many fathers believe that being a single dad is an entirely different experience. Fathers must present an emotionally stable and secure environment for the children. Any type of unpredictable behavior from the father can increase the stress on the child making the transition difficult.

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The issue of child custody rights for Dads have always been an issue. The child's well being is always considered above all. The judgment of child custody usually depends how traditional the judge is. Many people feel that the child should be with the mother on an every day basis if they are very young. However, no matter which ruling is stated, it is still believed that the father should be apart of the child's life.

There are certain circumstances when the father is not responsible enough for sole custody or joint custody. Visitation rights are then enforced. In order for the father to be awarded custody, the court must see that he has a safe home where the child can stay. If the mother is well fit then typically joint custody is awarded. When the mother and father can work together, they can come to an agreement about when the child will be with each parent. The father is usually the one the child goes with every other weekend while the mother keeps the child the rest of the time.

If the child primarily lives with the mother, even if the father has joint custody, then the father is responsible for child support. Usually, even if the mother makes more money than the father, the father is still responsible to take care of the child financially. The court will base the child support on the father's income. There are often times when the mother does not want the father to be granted child custody rights. When the father is the reason for the divorce, this is usually the issue. However, if the courts cannot find a reason that the father should not be granted joint custody, or visitation rights, then the ruling will be granted in the fathers favor.

Countries all over the world have started Father's Rights Movements. There are multiple laws enforced in each country that support father's rights for child custody. It varies from country to country, but overall the laws are the same. Several countries do not have as many laws enforced for fathers like the US has. In 2006, Australia made the law that fathers should be allowed to have joint custody. Obviously, fathers have not been highly thought of when it comes to their children's lives. Hopefully, with the support of the court, fathers all over the world can gain the respect that many of them deserve.

Dave Huffman has custody of his 3 children. He has a child custody information blog at http://gettingchildcustody.org

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