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Comeback Dads: Family courts rob children of their dads. The Shared Parenting Bill can restore fairness.

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Last week my workplace received a copy of this book from Trillion Publishing, but no one here had ordered it. Today we received an invoice for it. Customers who receive unordered merchandise are legally entitled to treat the merchandise as a gift. The committee here who reviewed the book deemed it to be poorly written, a polemic, and non-objective.

There is no logic reason why this country has not moved to a Presumption of shared parenting for fit parents. The only reasons is useless hyperbole fully aimed at ensuring that divorcing Mothers continue to recieve outrageuously large child support checks and full control of their children. If the true best interest of the child was used (it clearly never is) then shared parenting is an obvious choice. Reduced Litigation costs (Child's best interest), Fast Track through the courts (Child's Best interest), Parents equally respected by the law (Child's best interest), Fewer transitions between households as compared to visitation wed. and every other w/e (Child's best interest), Financially supported by both parents (Child's best interest), lower relitigation (Child's best interest), reduced animosity over time (Child's best interest), and finally, virtually all academic and scientific studies support that children fare better in shared parenting arrangements (Child's best interest).

Those who argue these points are selfish and do so for their own best interest not the chidren's best interest. They are either greedy, oir brainwahsed by a system totally out of control.