Justin308
Re:Divorce does funny things
on Tuesday November 16, 2021 @01:48AM (#29237646)
Unfortunately, there is absolutely no risk of jail time if a women makes false abuse allegation (either abuse towards her or towards the kids). On the other hand it is a common practice advised by unscrupulous lawyers to get rid of the dad and get full custody by getting a temporary restraining order (it is called the "silver bullet").
A recent story where it happened to a dad, who eventually got killed by the father in law : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_z0AfxT2bE No coverage or sympathy from either the media or the politics.
Re:Divorce does funny things
on Tuesday November 16, 2021 @01:43AM (#29237613)
Agree, I am astonished to see the double standard when women cheat vs men : https://youtu.be/qOTe0_Z0vlc
If Will Smith was trying to justify cheating on his wife to feel "happy" he would have been cancelled by Hollywood.
Re:Divorce does funny things
on Tuesday November 16, 2021 @01:39AM (#29237586)
I went through this but with a child in the US. My ex wife decided to move away 3,000 miles away with our child. I spent a year fighting in court and spend $150k+ in lawyers fees. Being a man with a child under 6 y/o, you have almost no chance to block a mom to move away with the kid across the country. Most men think it won't happen to them, until their wife decides that "she's not happy".
Even though the workforce is changing, the family law is still stuck in the 1960's, considering the dad as the breadwinner and the mom as the caregiver. Watch the movie marriage story.
Re:Divorce does funny things
on Tuesday November 16, 2021 @01:27AM (#29237526)
Fathers are granted custody only 18.3% of the timey.
Mothers are awarded child support nearly 2 times as often as fathers are
Fathers are awarded nearly 10% less, on average, in child support
Fathers receive less of the awarded child support than mothers
More than 25% of fathers live apart from their children