Can a Video Call be Used in Place of In-Person Parenting Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Question: Can a video call on a conferencing application, like Zoom, be used in place of in-person parenting time during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Tag: Shared Parenting
Shocking Statistics Show the Bleak Reality of Joint Custody in Nebraska
In Nebraska, a debate is raging on the merits of joint custody, also known as shared parenting. As a result of the intense arguments brewing, the Nebraska Administrative Office of the Courts released a shocking report on child custody orders in the state. From 2002 to 2012: 72 percent of the time mothers were awarded sole or primary custody 13.8 percent of the time fathers...
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Kentucky Proposes Changing Child Support Laws
By Tara N. Brewer A proposed bill in Kentucky to modify the state’s “outdated” child support laws could lessen a child support payor’s obligations. Results from a 2008 survey for the state Child Support Guidelines Review Commission suggested that the analysis of parental spending plans are outdated, as the current analysis of parental spending plan is based off of data from 1987. Proponents of the...
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One Senator’s Efforts For Shared Parenting
All children need two parents in their lives even if their parents are divorced. This concept of the importance of shared parenting is not lost on Washington State Sen. Jim Kastama, who is known as the Washington Legislature’s leading advocate for shared parenting and recently announced he is running for Washington’s Secretary of State. He also was invited on stage at a Blue October concert...
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