Jerry S. Rainforth

The decent continues; often led by California.

"The question before the state (and the rest of the country by extension) has to do with the difficult determination of which parent is deemed more suitable when taking custody of a child. It has always been difficult to make such determinations when parents both advance claims, but California is adding a new twist to the judicial calculus of child custody. The primary thrust of the state’s new bill, AB 957, is that a parent’s willingness to approve of a minor child’s gender preference will be a factor in favor of that parent gaining custody. If one parent approves of a child’s desire to change his or her gender while the other parent does not approve, the cheerleader parent will have a statutory advantage in the judge’s eyes."

Custody battles in the trans era
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