The Routledge International Handbook of Shared Parenting and Best Interest of the Child

ISBN-13: 9780367691448 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 480 str.

Jos? Manuel de Torres Perea; Edward Kruk; Margarita Ortiz-Tallo

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This interdisciplinary volume offers international perspectives on the crucial question of whether the Best Interest of the Child should be the primary consideration to decide child custody cases in case of divorce or separation, or whether it should be one of a range of primary considerations.

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Preface  Introduction;  Part I: Best Interest of the Child and Shared Parenting  1. Children’s Experiences of Shared Care  2. Shared Parenting: Twelve Experts Exchange Views in Panel Discussions  3. Joint versus Sole Physical Custody: Which is Best for Children?  4. Best Interest of the Child: "A" or "the" Primary Consideration? Thoughts about the Acceptability of a Rebuttable Presumption in Favour of Shared Parenting  5. Does Joint Physical Custody "Cause" Children’s Better Outcomes?  6. When Children’s Rights are Undermined in the Name of the 'Best Interests of the Child': Switzerland’s Long Road to Child-Centred Custody Legislation  7. Rights and Guarantees of Unaccompanied Minors: Researching the Best Interest of the Child Principle in the Spanish Welfare State  8. The Right of Parents to Ensure the Religious and Moral Education of their Children: Parental Conflicts—An Analysis of Spanish Case Law  9. The Best Interests of the Child in Shared Parenting Judgments According to Spanish Law  10. Informational Physiology of Individual Development  11. Shared Parenting as a Protective Factor in Children’s and Adults’ Health;  Part II: Socioeconomic Profile of Shared Parenting  12. Legislation and Family: Divorce and Granting of Custody  13. Family Structure, Parental Practices, and Child Wellbeing in Post-divorce Situations: The Case of Shared Parenting  14. Factors that Affect Judicial Decisions in Recolation Cases: Bridging the Gap between the Empirical Evidence and Socio-legal Practice  15. Shared Parenting versus Recolation Disputes  16. Shared Parenting and Financial Interests  17. Having Additional Children: Should the State Regulate Family Relations?;  Part III: Shared Parenting and Parental Alienation  18. Shared Parenting as Preventative of Parental Alienation  19. Shared Parenting and Politics: Background of Equal Opportunities in the German Context  20. Child Sexual Abuse, Parental Alienation Syndrome and Custody  21. Parental Alienation Syndrome and 'Friendly Parent' Concept as Examples of Perversion of the System  22. Compensation for "Parental Alienation": Analysis of ECtHR 23641/17 23. The Cooperative Parenting Triangle: A Tool to Help Divorced Parents;  Part IV: Alternative Dispute Resolution on Shared Parenting and Joint Parenting Plan  24. Mandatory Mediation and Legal Presumption for Shared Parenting 25. Parenting Coordination as an Alternative Dispute Resolution System in Spanish Family Law  26. PIFE - An Intervention Aimed at Restoring the Parent-child Bond Ruptured by Acute Separation Conflict or Parental Alienation  27. Co-Responsibility Plan and Shared Parenting;  Part V: Recent Evolution of Shared Parenting in a Comparative Scenario  28. Recent Developments in Shared Parenting in Western Countries  29. What Happens When there is Presumptive 50/50 Parenting Time? An Evaluation of Arizona’s New Child Custody Statute  30. The Best Interests of the Child and Parental Authority in Philippine Family Law  31. Meeting their Parents: A Right Always Ignores for Divorced-affected Minors  32. The Best Interest of the Child in the Case Law of the Spanish Supreme Court  33. Divorce and Loss of Paternal Contact: A Perspective from Norway  34. Trying to Put Shared Parenting into Scottish Law  35. Features of Joint Custody and Shared Parenting in Slovakia   36. The Merits of the "Zaunegger-Approach" of the European Court of Human Rights  Conclusion