Tag: government overreach
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A Father Steps Forward: Georgia Custody Case Exposes Gaps in Unmarried Parents’ Rights
A Georgia family court ruling granted Adrian Harden full custody of his son Chance after the death of the boy’s mother, revealing gaps in state law that hinder parental rights for unmarried fathers. Advocates are calling for “Chance’s Law” to reform these outdated legal barriers and prevent unnecessary government intervention in such cases.
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South Carolina’s Coercive Control Bill Could Redefine Abuse — and Reshape Family Court
South Carolina’s Senate Bill 702 aims to recognize “coercive control” as domestic abuse, significantly altering how family courts handle custody and divorce cases. While supporters see it as a means to protect victims of psychological abuse, critics warn it may infringe on due process rights, creating potential for misuse in contentious family disputes.
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South Carolina’s Family Court Fight Offers a Warning for Florida: Why Shared Parenting Reform Matters
A debate in South Carolina over shared-parenting reform highlights concerns that resonate in Florida, where similar issues persist. Advocate Rom Reddy argues for a 50/50 parenting presumption, revealing court overreach and inconsistencies. He emphasizes that reforms must be enforced to protect parental rights, ensure accountability, and prevent false accusations, impacting families nationwide.
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