Archive | Parental Rights
When Can Custodial Parent’s Terminal Illness Justify Change of Custody?
“No … Rule Required [Mother to Comply with Social Services Orders] with a Smile on Her Face”
Hitting 12-Year-Old Child with Wooden Spoon Need Not Be “Child Abuse,” Even If It Leaves Bruises
“Messiah” Returns
State Takes Baby for First 75 Days of the Baby’s Life, Because of Mother’s Use of Poppy Seed Dressing
Parent Convicted for Publicly Humiliating 12-Year-Old as Punishment for Getting an “F”
“Woman Sues [Massachusetts] Over Required Contact With Rapist”
No Presumption in Favor of Custodial Parent as to Changing a Child’s Last Name
Judge Orders That Child’s Name Be Changed from “Messiah”
Poverty and Child Custody
Foreign Child Custody Disputes Involving People Coming from Countries That Apply Islamic Family Law
By Eugene Volokh on June 14, 2013 12:20 pm in Islamic Law in the American Legal System, Parental Rights
Tennessee Child Custody Law Favoring Parents Who Can Best Prepare Child for “a Life of Service”
By Eugene Volokh on May 21, 2013 5:55 pm in Atheism, Child Custody and Constitutional Law, Parental Rights, Religious Freedom
Asylum and Homeschoolers
Can You Get a Restraining Order Against Someone’s Having Sex with Your Daughter (Who Is Above the Age of Consent But Under 18)?
By Eugene Volokh on March 13, 2013 6:31 pm in Children's Rights, Parental Rights, Sexual Conduct Restrictions