from | | Alternating custody, Parental responsibility, Custody law department, Joint custody, Society, Separation / Divorce
For forty years, dedicated fathers have been fighting for their rights. The latest issue of Clic, the magazine of the mothers' and fathers' advisory service, features an article by VeV President Oliver Hunziker. Read the full article
from | | Alternating custody, parental responsibility, alienation, authority (KESB), child contact, separation / divorce
So reads the headline in the Tagesanzeiger. Following it is an article about an unbelievable story. Michèle Binswanger tells the story of a father who is no longer allowed to see his children. Unfortunately, this is not an isolated case, but the circumstances in this family are truly...
Alienation , Joint Custody , Society , Domestic Violence , Child and Adult Protection Authority ( KESB) , Child Contact , Topics , Separation/Divorce , Uncategorized
A tragic story in the NZZ. A young family, five children, and domestic violence. And, as is so often the case, it involves at least questionable decisions by the authorities. In this particular case, the court gave more weight to the mother's psychiatric diagnosis than to...
From | | Alternating custody, Adult Protection Authority (KESB), Child contact, News, Topics, Separation/Divorce, Maintenance law
Panel discussions organized by the Swiss Association of Child and Youth Welfare Professionals (VeV Schweiz) in various cities – public events. These expert events give practitioners a voice – we want to know how the implementation of the new laws, and in particular alternating custody, is progressing...
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. ...
