In many divorces, parents have a good enough relationship to work out child custody issues amicably. But in many cases, highly charged emotions, legitimate concerns about the other parent’s fitness, or one parent’s lack of cooperation make this impossible. In those cases, the court might
In the classic 1979 film Kramer vs. Kramer, mother Joanna Kramer (played by Meryl Streep) abruptly left her husband Ted (played by Dustin Hoffman), forcing him to care for their young son on his own. She returned more than a year later and demanded sole
In many divorces, parents have a good enough relationship to work out child custody issues amicably. But in many cases, highly charged emotions, legitimate concerns about the other parent’s fitness, or one parent’s lack of cooperation make this impossible. In those cases, the court might
In the classic 1979 film Kramer vs. Kramer, mother Joanna Kramer (played by Meryl Streep) abruptly left her husband Ted (played by Dustin Hoffman), forcing him to care for their young son on his own. She returned more than a year later and demanded sole
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