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Parental Relocation and the Erosion of Fathers’ Rights in New York Family Court

The article by Richard Roman Shum discusses relocation rights in joint custody cases in New York. It highlights judicial discretion leading to gender bias, often favoring mothers over fathers. This approach undermines parental equality, suggesting the need for reforms that protect shared custody and ensure fair evaluations of relocation requests to maintain balanced parenting rights.

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Governor Youngkin’s Veto of HB2613: Upholding Child Safety in Custody Decisions

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed House Bill 2613, which aimed to restrict courts from considering a parent’s legal substance use in custody cases. He expressed concerns about potential risks to child safety, particularly regarding access to cannabis products. The veto underscores that child welfare must remain paramount in custody decisions.

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