More Than 20 States in 2017 are Considering Laws to Promote Shared Custody

 

Some states are accelerating the trend toward co-parenting, with legislatures in more than 20 states this year considering bills that would encourage shared parenting or make it a legal presumption — even when parents disagree.

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Please note, Pennsylvania is not considered one of the states in this article.

December 11, 2017

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