Petition e 1124 Shared custody .pdf
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Physical shared custody be the default
for children of separated parents
Physical shared custody be the default
for children of separated parents
In the event of divorce or separation, children often
become the stakes of a marital conflict that does not
belong to them. Yet depriving a child of the possibility of
seeing one of the parents or minimizing access rights to
one of the parents causes psychological maltreatment.
Bill S-202 on divorce (parenting plans) does not
address the principle of physical shared custody by
default. A missed opportunity to recognize and value
the role of each parent in their child(ren).
In the event of divorce or separation, children often
become the stakes of a marital conflict that does not
belong to them. Yet depriving a child of the possibility of
seeing one of the parents or minimizing access rights to
one of the parents causes psychological maltreatment.
Bill S-202 on divorce (parenting plans) does not
address the principle of physical shared custody by
default. A missed opportunity to recognize and value
the role of each parent in their child(ren).
Let's
open the debate
Let's
open the debate
Let's sign the petition on the Canadian Parliament website
Let's sign the petition on the Canadian Parliament website
https://petitions.ourcommons.ca
https://petitions.ourcommons.ca
[Petition e-1124]
[Petition e-1124]
Action launched parents and parents-in-law
Document to be distributed - Do not throw away - Give to next
Action launched parents and parents-in-law
Document to be distributed - Do not throw away - Give to next
Physical shared custody be the default
for children of separated parents
Physical shared custody be the default
for children of separated parents
In the event of divorce or separation, children often
become the stakes of a marital conflict that does not
belong to them. Yet depriving a child of the possibility of
seeing one of the parents or minimizing access rights to
one of the parents causes psychological maltreatment.
Bill S-202 on divorce (parenting plans) does not
address the principle of physical shared custody by
default. A missed opportunity to recognize and value
the role of each parent in their child(ren).
In the event of divorce or separation, children often
become the stakes of a marital conflict that does not
belong to them. Yet depriving a child of the possibility of
seeing one of the parents or minimizing access rights to
one of the parents causes psychological maltreatment.
Bill S-202 on divorce (parenting plans) does not
address the principle of physical shared custody by
default. A missed opportunity to recognize and value
the role of each parent in their child(ren).
Let's
open the debate
Let's
open the debate
Let's sign the petition on the Canadian Parliament website
Let's sign the petition on the Canadian Parliament website
https://petitions.ourcommons.ca
https://petitions.ourcommons.ca
[Petition e-1124]
[Petition e-1124]
Action launched parents and parents-in-law
Document to be distributed - Do not throw away - Give to next
Action launched parents and parents-in-law
Document to be distributed - Do not throw away - Give to next
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