New York received an "F" grade from the National Parents Organization for its lack of shared parenting laws. The state lacks statutes supporting shared parenting, leaving custody decisions to ...

Opinion articles provide independent perspectives on key community issues, separate from our newsroom reporting. From, Linda Nielsen, a professor of Adolescent and Educational Psychology at Wake ...

Some decisions break your heart yet open the door to a new kind of life. Divorce is one of them. When it happens, it doesn’t only reshape your world — your children also learn to walk on ground that ...

Parenting can be one of life’s greatest joys, true. But it can also feel like one of its loneliest journeys. Today, more families are raising children apart from extended family, neighbors, and ...

Sometimes us shared parenting advocates get the bad rap of being anti-mother. That is so far from the truth. I'm actually a mother and grandmother, my 94-year-old mother is still living, and I have a ...

Shortly before his assassination, one of Charlie Kirk’s last social media posts was about a popular Kentucky law that was championed by area lawmakers and has changed the landscape for families in the ...

It is often assumed, by legal and mental health professionals alike, that when divorcing parents are unable to come to an agreement in regard to parenting arrangements for their children, and remain ...

Despite strong public support and mounting empirical evidence in its favor as an ideal living arrangement for the majority of children of divorce, shared parenting as presumption in family law has ...

New York has once again received an “F” grade in the National Parents Organization’s Shared Parenting Report Card. This dismal evaluation highlights the urgent need for legislative reform to ...