Georgia Shared Parenting

Georgia Shared Parenting This is a page in progress. This results in equal responsibility and equal opportunity for flourishing parent-child relationships.

Its purpose is to find people able to help change Georgia child custody laws and procedures to achieve a *presumption* of gender equality, where each parent has near equal time with and responsibilities for the children. Shared parenting advocates’ main goal is that there be a legal presumption in child custody (i.e., separation or divorce) cases that the child or children be in the care of each p

arent approximately 50% of the time. Equality should be the standard or starting point: the ‘burden of proof’ is on anyone seeking a non-equal custody arrangement. Currently, many parents must expend considerable effort and resources to achieve shared parenting equality. This is because the current common custody arrangement is that the children will spend most of their time with one parent: that is, custody is not shared. This is often unfair to, and violates the rights of, all involved. The current purposes of this page are that it to help interested people in Georgia find each other so they can work together for change. Google searches on these topics in Georgia yield few results, but eventually this page will be found by anyone researching these topics. (If there is such a group of Georgians working on this issue, please let me know, since we don’t want to re-invent the wheel). This page will also serve as an archive of relevant information, links and readings. There is a lot to learn about history, the courts, procedures, how laws are made and changed, relevant social science, and much more. This page will serve as a source for materials for anyone seeking to learn what's necessary to make change. This page will also provide resources for parents currently seeking a shared parenting arrangement. The legal system does not make this option an obvious or easy one: the relevant forms and procedures are developed on the assumption that the child(ren) will be with one parent, most of the time. Avoiding that result, however, can be done, and this page will help individuals overcome the obstacles.

09/25/2025

I wish reunification could be all sunshine and rainbows, but the truth is this: reconnecting with a parent you've rejected for years--or even decades-- is of...

09/22/2025

Who is Tina Swithin? Could it be possible that a SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCER is the true force behind current family law legislation? Are you aware of Kayden’s L...

09/16/2025

Is parental alienation valid, or a psychological manipulation of a child by one parent to undermine the targeted parent.

08/21/2025
08/09/2025

Parental alienation is an insidious form of child abuse that can have long-term, damaging effects on a child's development and mental health.

There is an absurd claim out there that ALL claims of parental alienation are false and part of some tactic abusers use....
07/09/2025

There is an absurd claim out there that ALL claims of parental alienation are false and part of some tactic abusers use.

No, that is false: some parents do alienate their child or children from the other parent.

Denying common sense is bad.

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06/26/2025

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This is a page in progress. Its purpose is to find people who wish to help change Georgia child custody laws and procedures to achieve either an *option for* or a *presumption of* gender equality - genuine shared custody - where each parent has near equal time with and responsibilities for the child...

05/14/2025

Hey, thank you National Parents Organization for the research award for The 50/50 Solution!

03/25/2025
01/13/2025

Why the new name? Equal parenting in pop culture, VA child support bill, latest research, hot conferences and more!

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