Fathers in Minnesota may soon see changes to the method used to determine child custody in cases of divorce.
Currently, when parents split up, a judge who is making custody decisions begins with a clean slate about living arrangements and takes a number of factors including parenting skills and parents' wishes into account, Minnesota Public Radio reports.
A new legislative proposal seeks to change that so that the judge would presume joint physical custody from the outset.
Read more about the proposed changes at GreatDad.com.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
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