The Shared Custody, Towards the Equality of Parents and Mothers

Parenting

At the moment when a couple with children decides to divorce, one of the most complicated aspects is that related to custody. In most cases, this becomes a legal battle for the father, who generally must make a greater effort than the mother to stay with the children.

Equal shared parenting custody is one in which the two parents take care of equal parts of the minors. In this type of custody neither spouse must pass a maintenance pension to the other because the child support expenses are paid between the two. For extraordinary expenses parents usually create a joint account.

What is Law of Custody:

The Law of Custody Sharing does not automatically assign joint custody in all cases. Nor does it imply that the child will spend exactly the same time with both parents. What the Law of Shared Custody achieved was to give good parents in this country the legal tools to defend the welfare of their children. In addition, the Law set aside the economic issue when determining whether there should be joint custody.

The more equitable distribution of the economic burden between father and mother in joint custody has the effect of promoting greater harmony between the parties, benefiting the child. A parental alienation necessarily implies financial adjustments.

Norms of Law of Custody:

These confiscatory contributions implied that many parents ended up returning to their parents' homes and found it difficult to rebuild their lives with new partners. A fairer distribution of economic adjustment between both parents as a result of joint custody encourages parents to have a better relationship with each other and with the child.

As the distribution of the economic burden did not usually be fair, the parents were obliged to request relief from the pension when the children reached 21 years of age. Faced with this situation, the Court granted the relief and the young adults were obliged to sue their father and their mother in a contentious process to obtain the necessary resources to complete their university education. In shared custody, because the load is better distributed, the father has little incentive to ask for a pension relief when the child reaches 21 years of age under family law.

The framework of family law must continue to adapt to the changing values ​​of our society and to experience in the application of existing laws. However, there is no doubt that the Law of Shared Custody was a step forward in seeking the welfare of the family.

Custody Iitigation:

In the case of custody litigation, father and mother both want the custody of their child but it all depends upon the judge to whom he will give the rights of custody. No doubt judge see all the point and find out the best condition for the children, only after that he make his decision of custody. But some time both the parents get this right at the slots of some intervals.