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Testify for Shared Parenting, GAL Reform and Alimony Reform on Monday, March 31

by John Clapp | Mar 27, 2014 | Shared Parenting Tips

When: Monday March 31, preferably near 8am, but any time after that is OK. Between 8am and 10am you sign up for a lottery number. After that you sign at the bottom of the list of speakers. Expect to compete with many people testifying. Where: Legislative Office...

Testimony in Hartford supports presumed shared parenting – click for shared parenting plans

by John Clapp | Jan 9, 2014 | Shared Parenting Tips

Over 50 people attended a hearing of Connecticut’s Custody Task Force at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford, Thursday, January 9, 2014. Almost all spoke in favor of the presumption of shared parenting as a starting point. If shared parenting were...

Lobby the Connecticut legislature to stop parental alienation

by John Clapp | Oct 9, 2012 | Best Interests of the Child

We want to sponsor legislation in January 2013 for the presumption of equal parenting time and to penalize alienating behavior. If you support this idea, leave a comment by clicking on this post.

False Allegations of Child Abuse Punished in Oregon — by $750 Fine!

by John Clapp | May 9, 2012 | Shared Parenting Tips

Oregon recently passed a law making false allegations a class A crime — but the punishment is $750, and that requires proving “the intent to influence a custody, parenting time, visitation or child support decision (419B.016 Offense of false report of...

‘Ask Amy’ (Amy Dickinson) supports shared parenting

by John Clapp | Sep 28, 2011 | Best Interests of the Child

Amy writes: “The assumption that the child belongs with the mother with paternal ‘visitation’ is an outmoded model, and I think the courts are moving slowly to recognize this. It is in the best interest of the child to spend as much time as possible...
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