from | | Alternating custody, Federal Court, Maintenance Department, Topics, Separation / Divorce, Maintenance Law
In a decision published today, the Federal Supreme Court has abandoned the old 10/16 rule. In decision 5A_384/2018, the Federal Supreme Court defines a new rule. Previously, a custodial parent could only be granted custody from the age of 10 (youngest child)...
by | | Alternating custody, society, child contact, topics, separation/divorce, child support law
Fathers who work full-time can also be good fathers, writes Margrit Stamm in the AZ. Fathers who work full-time can also share childcare responsibilities with the mother; this work is defined not by quantity but by quality. ...
from | | Alternating custody, Federal Court, Maintenance Department, Maintenance Law
This is the headline in the NZZ am Sonntag on July 14, 2018. An analysis of the Federal Supreme Court decision: In a recently published decision, the Federal Supreme Court has, for the first time, departed from the previously valid 10/16 rule. With this, the court is initiating a development that...
by | | Alternating custody, Parental responsibility, Stories
What utter madness! The authorities assign the child to the father, whereupon the mother kidnaps her daughter. A father who only wants the best for his child. Who doesn't prevent contact with the mother but encourages it. Who even goes against his gut feeling and...
by | | Alternating custody, topics
On April 20, the Federal Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling in favor of shared custody. However, the real credit belongs to the Basel Cantonal Court, which had made the substantive decision. The Federal Supreme Court, however, overturned the decision...
from | | Alternating custody, Parental responsibility, Society, Authority (KESB), Separation/Divorce, Maintenance law
Two experts will discuss this topic at the forum on Thursday, March 22nd. When couples separate, fathers often feel disadvantaged. Men's organizations criticize the fact that mothers have a stronger position when it comes to caring for their children. Is this acceptable? Guests...
