Why so many mothers fear losing custody, and what the data actually says
Research shows mothers keep primary physical custody in 83% of custodial cases, while only 1.5% were decided by judges in one Stanford study.
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Why so many mothers fear losing custody, and what the data actually says - The Mexico Ledger
Why so many mothers fear losing custody, and what the data actually saysThe fear shows up early in a lot of divorce and separation cases: A mother, sometimes before she has even filed paperwork, is worried that she will lose her children. Family law attorneys who handle custody cases describe hearing versions of the same question constantly: What are the actual odds?The numbers tell a more reassuring story than the fear suggests, though they als…
Why so many mothers fear losing custody, and what the data actually says
WSM Law reports that many mothers fear losing custody during separations, but data shows they overwhelmingly retain primary custody.
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