Subjecting Children to P!nk Not a Sign Of Bad Parenting, Judge Rules

A New Jersey judge has shut down a father’s complaint that his ex was abusing her parental discretion when she took their daughter to a P!nk concert in 2013. The reason? Attending the concert may have put the (then) 11-year-old into harm’s way and traumatized her, putting the child’s safety and welfare into jeopardy.…
Court Rules Woman Must Stop Ranting About Her Kids and Ex on Facebook
A New Jersey appellate court has ruled constitutional a judge's decision to ban a woman from ranting about her children and ex-husband on Facebook. Unfortunately, this is not a light-hearted story about some lady who just wouldn't shut up about Junior making poopy in the potty. (Those people are still allowed to use…
Olympic Skier's Custody Battle Wins Gold Medal In WTF
It's a classic love story — boy meets girl. Girl gets pregnant. Boy and Girl break up. Girl moves to a different state for college. Boy sues Girl for custody of the fetus. Court rules Fetus belongs with Boy. Girl forced to give Fetus to Boy and Boy's New Wife. Boy is Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller. Classic. Love.…
Should Grandparents' Rights Trump A Parent's Wishes?
Even the healthiest families may wind up squabbling a bit over the holidays, but in the coming weeks the Supreme Court may reconsider how we should handle family conflicts so bad that the generations will only gather together if the court schedules a hearing. Eleven years ago, the Supreme Court ruled that when…
Judge Rules Gay Dad Can't Leave Kids With His Husband
William Flowers had three children with his then-wife, Lacey. Now they're divorced, and he's remarried to a man. Is this behind the strange new turn in their custody battle?
Military Moms Come Home To Custody Battles
After National Guard Specialist Leydi Mendoza spent 10 months in Iraq, her almost two-year-old daughter, Elizabeth, barely recognized her. So Elizabeth's father and Mendoza's ex, Daniel Llares seriously curtailed the 22-year-old mom's visitation privileges, out of concern for the child.
