The Paradox of Gender Roles: Women Declining Motherhood and Fathers Embracing Parenthood
Introduction to the Authors Paloma Fernández-Rasines is a sociologist and researcher at the Public University of Navarre, specializing in gender studies, family dynamics, and social policy. Her work often explores the intersection of gender roles and parenting, providing critical insights into contemporary social changes. Mercedes Bogino Larrambebere is a social worker and researcher with a […]
The Critical Importance of Joint Physical Custody in Post-Separation Child Well-Being
In the realm of post-separation family dynamics, the well-being of children stands paramount. Empirical evidence underscores the significance of maintaining robust bonds between children and both parents following separation. Joint physical custody arrangements, where children spend substantial time residing with each parent, have been associated with favourable outcomes in various domains of child development. This […]
Holding Lawyers, Psychologists, and Social Workers Accountable in Family Law
The family law system is plagued by financial exploitation. Learn how to enforce strict accountability on lawyers, psychologists, and social workers to protect children and parents from legal manipulation.
Parents’ Choices and Children’s Voices: Systemic Perspectives on Custody Disputes
In the ongoing discourse surrounding family law, the rights of children and the responsibilities of parents remain at the forefront of legal and ethical debates. One of the most contentious areas involves custody disputes between never-married parents. Unlike cases of divorce, where legal precedents provide a more structured framework, disputes between unmarried parents introduce unique […]