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Child Custody Protection Act
According to Congressman Stupak

 
I am firmly committed to the belief that life begins at conception and I will continue to vote consistent with my Pro-Life beliefs.

I am a proud co-sponsor of this legislation and similar legislation, which the House passed in 1998, 1999, and 2002. However, because the Senate failed to pass this legislation in each of these years, it did not become law. Under the provisions of the proposed Act, it would be a violation of federal law to transport a minor girl across state lines for the purpose of procuring an abortion, if this is done to evade parental notification or parental consent law that is in effect in the girl's home state.

HR 748 contains additional provisions that require that in those states without a parental notification requirement, before an abortion provider may perform an abortion on a minor girl who is the resident of a different state, that provider must notify a parent -- unless the minor has already received authorization from a judge in her home state ("judicial bypass"), or unless she falls into carefully drafted exceptions to cover cases of abuse or medical emergencies. The House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on this legislation earlier this year, however, the Committee has not approved the legislation for a vote on the House floor.

I believe Congress needs to enact this legislation to ensure that minor girls are protected from exploitation, and that parents' rights are protected, when a minor is taken across state lines for an abortion.

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Did You Know?    
 
 
Child Custody There is a difference between custodial parents and non custodial parents.
Custodial parent is a term used for the parent that has primary physical custody of a child. Typically, the child resides with the custodial parent. Non-custodial parent refers to the parent that has the child for a lesser amount of time. Typically,l the child does not reside with the non-custodial parent except during the time that the non-custodial parent exercises his or her visitation rights with the child.

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News about Child Custody cases in Cleveland and nationwide:

Restricting Child Custody For Sex Offenders
Springfield, IL – The latest in a long line of bills sponsored by State Senator Don Harmon (D-Oak Park) cracking down on sex offenders was recently...
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Book Helps Turn Custody Battles Into Parenting Partnerships
Book Helps Turn Custody Battles Into Parenting Partnerships

SAN JOSE, Calif., January 29, 2002 — Divorcing families have a...

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Presumption Award Of Custody
(1) If a child custody dispute is between the parents, between agencies, or between third persons, the best interests of the child control. If the ...
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Child Custody Terms

 


Today's Terms

Arbitration

Definition:
Arbitration is the process when the spouses decide to resolve their differences outside of court with the help of a third party arbitrator.

Physical custody

Definition:
Physical custody refers to the right to live with the child.

Fixed visitation

Definition:
The court may order set dates and times for the non-custodial parent to visit the child.

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  • Legal Custody
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