Equal-time advocates renew efforts to change Maryland law but uphill battle remains

By: Heather Cobun Daily Record Legal Affairs Writer November 18, 2015

Legislation designed to add a presumption to custody disputes that joint physical custody with equal parenting time is in the best interest of the child has been introduced in various forms over the years but has never gained much traction in the General Assembly. But shared parenting proponents are once again advocating for change and hope ...

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Equal-time advocates renew efforts to change Maryland law but uphill battle remains

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