The Bill of Rights should also protect non-custodial parents and their children in Family Law after divorce. LJava Script Loading. Click here if you do not have a java compliant browser Family Law must be reformed so that joint custody and shared parenting arrangements are standard in all divorce. The Constitution of the United States protects all its citizens, but it is suspended in the case of non-custodial parents. We should not sacrifice the civil rights of parents or children to access to each other after divorce.
Child support tends to be paid when both parents have equal access to their children after divorce.
The Bill of Rights should also protect non-custodial parents and their children in Family Law after divorce. Family Law must be reformed so that joint custody and shared parenting arrangements are standard in all divorce. The Constitution of the United States protects all its citizens, but it is suspended in the case of non-custodial parents. We should not sacrifice the civil rights of parents or children to access to each other after divorce. Child support tends to be paid when both parents have equal access to their children after divorce.