Shared parenting
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Shared parenting refers to a collaborative arrangement in child custody or divorce determinations in which the care of the children is equal or substantially shared between the biological parents.[1]
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[edit] Nature and History
Shared parenting arrangements are viewed as encouraging children to know both parents are actively involved and share responsibility in their upbringing.
Shared parenting has also been referred to as "collaborative parenting", "balanced parenting" or "equal shared parenting", and can also apply after the separation of adoptive or other non-biological parents. "Equally shared parenting" refers more commonly to childraising, breadwinning, housework and recreation time that are equally shared between two parents in an intact family.
[edit] Legislation in England & Wales
A Shared Parenting Bill was presented by Mr Brian Binley and had a second reading on 17 June 2011. It is a Bill to provide for the making of Shared Parenting Orders and to create a legal presumption that such Orders enhance the welfare of the child unless certain exceptions apply; and for connected purposes.
[edit] See also
- Alimony
- Bottoms v. Bottoms
- Child abduction
- Child custody
- Child support
- Child support by country
- Child contact centre
- Childrens centre
- Coparenting
- Custodial parent
- Deadbeat parent
- Divorce
- Family law
- Family court
- Fathers' rights
- Fathers' rights movement by country
- Gerald Garson
- Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction
- Joint custody
- Joint physical custody
- Judgment of Solomon
- Legal custody
- List of largest divorce settlements
- Men's movement
- Men's rights
- Mothers' rights
- Non-custodial parent
- Noncustodial parent
- Parens patriae
- Parenting coordinator
- Parenting plan
- Parental alienation
- Parental alienation syndrome
- Paternity
- Physical custody
- Private attorney general
- Qui tam
- Shared parenting
- Sole physical custody
- Stepchildren of the state
- Supervised visitation
- Tender Years Doctrine
- Ward of the state
- Women's movement
- Women's rights
[edit] By country or culture
[edit] United States
- Bradley Amendment
- California Child Support Guideline Review
- Child custody laws in the United States
- Child support in the United States
- Hermesmann v. Seyer
- State of Louisiana v. Frisard
[edit] United Kingdom
[edit] Australia
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- The American Coalition of Fathers and Children (Largest member supported shared parenting organization in the USA)
- Shared Parenting Council of Australia
- U.S. Parenting Plan Examples
- Shared Parenting organization
- Families Need Fathers - Prominent shared parenting charity in the UK
- Equally Shared Parenting
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