Arguments for an Equal Parental Responsibility Presumption in Contested Child Custody

Abstract

Sixteen arguments in support of an equal parental responsibility presumption in contested child custody are presented from a child-focused perspective, and clinical and empirical evidence in support of each argument is contrasted to the conflicting evidence. These arguments are made in support of the model equal parental responsibility presumption outlined in Volume 39, Number 5, of The American Journal of Family Therapy. Please see here for a companion article by Edward Kruk.

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