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Joint Custody: Preliminary Impressions
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1983Joint custody is currently a popular and debatable issue. It is felt that some of the controversy is due to the lack of agreement on a definition. Following some examples of the differences in personal and judicial definitions of joint custody, a classification of custody is offered.
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Family Court Review, 1993
This article discusses the way that the ideological endorsement of joint custody as being in the chil?s best interests has resulted in significant issues, especially those more likely to be raised by mothers, being marginalized or suppressed. Although more commentators and researchers are now taking issue with some of the problems inherent in joint ...
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This article discusses the way that the ideological endorsement of joint custody as being in the chil?s best interests has resulted in significant issues, especially those more likely to be raised by mothers, being marginalized or suppressed. Although more commentators and researchers are now taking issue with some of the problems inherent in joint ...
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Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 1982
In both USA and Sweden joint custody has been a question under heavy debate during the 1970’s. In USA joint custody has been looked upon as a possibility for children of divorcing and divorced parents while in Sweden the issue was brought under debate as an issue for couples not being married but cohabiting together under marriage-like conditions ...
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In both USA and Sweden joint custody has been a question under heavy debate during the 1970’s. In USA joint custody has been looked upon as a possibility for children of divorcing and divorced parents while in Sweden the issue was brought under debate as an issue for couples not being married but cohabiting together under marriage-like conditions ...
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Joint Child Custody and Interstate Migration
SSRN Electronic JournalJoint custody following divorce is widespread, but implementation is costly when individuals live in different states and so affects interstate mobility. Migration of separated fathers has fallen significantly more than married fathers. We show the causal effect of joint custody using two strategies. First, we survey separated parents to elicit beliefs
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Joint Custody: Parental Problems and Satisfactions
Family Process, 1983Joint custody, the total care of children by each parent part of the time, enables both parents to be “custodial” parents after divorce. Increasingly it has become a solution to custody problems, allowing both parents major involvement in their childrens' lives as well as freedom for themselves.
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Joint Custody: Research, Theory, and Policy
Family Process, 1988A majority of states have now enacted legislation addressing the issue of joint custody of children after divorce. This article examines current research on the subject, explores its implications for family theory, and attempts to draw some empirically based conclusions regarding policy.
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Joint custody: solution or illusion?
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1979Although the phrase "joint custody" is in popular use, the concept lacks standard definitin; parents who express interest in this form of disposition have widely differing objectives and expectations. The authors discuss the need for determining the primary objectives of the parties involved and for exploring the potential for achieving these through ...
E P, Benedek, R S, Benedek
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An Empirical Study of Custody Agreements: Joint versus Sole Legal Custody
The Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 1983The public records of 500 divorces involving minor children were abstracted from the files of a county probate and family court. The families’ demographics and the chronology of the marriages and their dissolution are reported, as are the varieties and frequencies of the custody and visitation decisions.
W. P. C. Phear +4 more
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Fathers, children, and joint custody.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1979This survey of 40 middle-class divorced fathers, focusing on father's perceptions of their relationship with their children, suggests that those with joint custody are more likely than those with visitation rights to continue to have a high degree of involvement in and influence on their children's growth and development.
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Joint custody: a comprehensive review.
The Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 1988This article presents a comprehensive overview of joint custody. The history and legislative implications are discussed, as are pertinent issues relative to the reported advantages and disadvantages of joint custody. Finally, the role of the mental health professional in assisting with counseling divorced families either before, during, or after a ...
A L, Tibbits-Kleber +2 more
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