Rapper Future went on a brief Twitter tirade Monday alluding to child custody disagreements with his ex-fiancé Ciara. The two have one child together named Future and I feel that it’s necessary to note that Future is the rapper’s stage name.
After being ordered by a New York judge to return to the United States to spend Christmas with his mother, Madonna’s son Rocco is refusing to leave his father in London.
Saira Khan, the older sister of alleged San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook, is hoping to adopt the baby girl who was left behind by Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik. The couple had left their daughter in the care of her grandmother before carrying out the massacre that left at least 14 people dead and 21 injured.…
We all know the story by now. Or, if we don’t know the story, we at least know the headlines: Kelly Rutherford has spent the last few years of her life—and just about all of her money—trying to keep her kids in the United States and out of Monaco, where their father, Daniel Giersch, resides. The saga has been popping…
A new bill in Wisconsin that promises to promote "Dads' rights" by giving super rich "Dads" the "right" to pay significantly less child support turns out to have been written by (drumroll please): a wealthy male political donor who doesn't want to pay child support!
Contrary to the wild imaginings of Rep. Todd Akin's fevered brain, women can and do get pregnant as a result of rape, a reality that's horrible enough to think about even without this extra bitter layer: some rapists successfully sue for joint custody of the children they have violently fathered. Though instances of…
After Joseph Reyes baptized his 3-year-old daughter against his Jewish ex-wife's wishes, a court forbid him from exposing her to Catholicism-but he still took her to church. Reyes explained on GMA, "Catholicism falls right under the umbrella of Judaism."
Being a mother is complicated — but it's a complete mess when you throw armed forces and ex-husbands into the mix. ABC News has a story today about military moms who face battles both in war — and in the custody of their children. Molly Moriarty, who is in the Navy, went to Kuwait in December 2005. Within three weeks,…
