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The use of solitary confinement and in-custody mortality in North Carolina State Prisons, 2021-2023. [PDF]
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Shared Physical Custody and Children’s Experience of Stress
Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 2017ABSTRACTThis article studies shared physical custody in Sweden, the country in the world where the phenomenon is most prevalent. We ask whether children in shared physical custody settings are more likely to report high levels of stress compared to children living in sole custody.
Jani Turunen
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Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 2018
Grandparents can be an important source of support for their grandchildren in the often difficult time during and after parents’ divorce or separation.
Maaike Jappens
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Grandparents can be an important source of support for their grandchildren in the often difficult time during and after parents’ divorce or separation.
Maaike Jappens
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Arguments Against a Presumption of Shared Physical Custody in Family Law
Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 2018The introduction of the “best interests of the child” standard as a legal presumption in family law in the 1970s signaled an important transition away from a maternal preference standard in child c...
Edward Kruk
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Shared Physical Custody: Summary of 40 Studies on Outcomes for Children
Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 2014One of the most complex and compelling issues confronting policymakers, parents, and professionals involved in making custody decisions is this: What type of parenting plan is most beneficial for the children after their parents separate? More specifically, are the outcomes any better or worse for children who live with each parent at least 35% of the ...
Linda Nielsen
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Journal of European Social Policy
Shared physical custody (SPC) is a care arrangement following parental separation, whereby children alternatively reside with their mother and father. Very little is known about how family policies accommodate SPC, which is all the more unfortunate, as it represents a key opportunity to understand how family policies can efficiently facilitate shared ...
Laura Merla +2 more
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Shared physical custody (SPC) is a care arrangement following parental separation, whereby children alternatively reside with their mother and father. Very little is known about how family policies accommodate SPC, which is all the more unfortunate, as it represents a key opportunity to understand how family policies can efficiently facilitate shared ...
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ObjectiveThis qualitative study examined women's identities as mothers when sharing postdivorce physical custody of children.BackgroundThe increase in divorced parents sharing physical custody can create challenges, especially for women whose identity is manifested through the social position of mother. Although researchers have investigated children's
Melinda Stafford Markham +1 more
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Acta Paediatrica, 2012
AbstractAimIn Sweden, shared physical custody following a parental separation has emerged as means for children to keep close relationships with both parents. Previous studies show that children benefit from regular contact with both parents, who share responsibility for their social, emotional and economic welfare.
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AbstractAimIn Sweden, shared physical custody following a parental separation has emerged as means for children to keep close relationships with both parents. Previous studies show that children benefit from regular contact with both parents, who share responsibility for their social, emotional and economic welfare.
Asa, Carlsund +2 more
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