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What is Shared Parenting?
Shared Parenting may also be known as 50/50 Parenting, Equal Shared Parenting or Equal Joint Custody. Our bill seeks to make Shared Parenting the presumption or default custodial arrangement in cases involving child custody. The Indiana...
Shared Parenting may also be known as 50/50 Parenting, Equal Shared Parenting or Equal Joint Custody. Our bill seeks to make Shared Parenting the presumption or default custodial arrangement in cases involving child custody. The Indiana...
Sign the Petition
You are likely here because of your concern for children. You understand that children need both parents and the laws that determine the amount of exposure a child is given to each parent needs to be changed. You may need help...
You are likely here because of your concern for children. You understand that children need both parents and the laws that determine the amount of exposure a child is given to each parent needs to be changed. You may need help...
Pro se Litigant Child Custody Appeals in Indiana
In this article I am going to present to you my contention that pro se litigants should NOT proceed on appeal without assistance. In doing so I am examining and referencing four cases;
In this article I am going to present to you my contention that pro se litigants should NOT proceed on appeal without assistance. In doing so I am examining and referencing four cases;
Profile of an Alienating Parent
There is a type of parent who holds a grudge against, wants to punish or wants to continue to control a former spouse and engages in a series of predicable and almost uniform events that ultimately harm their child.
There is a type of parent who holds a grudge against, wants to punish or wants to continue to control a former spouse and engages in a series of predicable and almost uniform events that ultimately harm their child.
Welcome to the Indiana Shared Parenting website...
The Purpose
THIS IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION PLEASE BE PATIENT (UPDATED 01-16-2012). This site is dedicated to the effort to get a Shared Parenting law passed in Indiana.
ISP is recognized as the coordinating point of individuals, organizations and other activists associated with
the Shared Parenting movement in Indiana. On this site you will find:
* A schedule of any hearings related to Shared Parenting or any improvements on Family Law in Indiana.
* Previous testimony regarding Shared Parenting.
* The latest proposed legislation affecting parenting rights.
* The position of legislative candidates as it relates to Shared Parenting.
Indiana Shared Parenting Initiative is the website for the discussion of introducing a bill to the Indiana General Assembly for the adoption of presumptive Shared Parenting in custody cases in the Indiana courts. We are seeking members who would like to contribute in this effort or who have had prior experience in the legislative process of Shared Parenting bills.
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Why Shared Parenting?
In an age of psychology, in-depth studies, evaluations and
statistical analysis we could provide a detailed statement with
citations on this subject to try and convince you of why
the presumption of Shared Parenting is necessary. There is no need for that though because
setting aside all the special interest, legal profiteers, manipulated statistics and personal
prejudices you already know that children need both parents. You know that it takes a mother
and father to create a child just as it does to give them the full support they need for a healthy and
well-rounded development into young adults.
Judges deliberately ignore the obvious, that when two parents lived together and provided a loving home for their children but decided to end their marriage that they need to still equally contribute to the care of their children. Shared Parenting laws require judges to make a finding as to why one parent should be disproportionately required to provide for the care of the children and the children should be denied a meaningful relationship with the other. Please support children’s needs and welfare by supporting Shared Parenting. Please contact and/or write your state and county representatives... It's very easy to emaill them and request change!!! ACCESS INDIANA
Judges deliberately ignore the obvious, that when two parents lived together and provided a loving home for their children but decided to end their marriage that they need to still equally contribute to the care of their children. Shared Parenting laws require judges to make a finding as to why one parent should be disproportionately required to provide for the care of the children and the children should be denied a meaningful relationship with the other. Please support children’s needs and welfare by supporting Shared Parenting. Please contact and/or write your state and county representatives... It's very easy to emaill them and request change!!! ACCESS INDIANA
