Mothers ownership to custody and the accepted by which custody determinations are made in the house courts has changed significantly over the last century. In the early 1900's, fathers were typically given custody of the children in the case of a divorce. In contested child custody cases today, in which the mother earns less than the father, it does not automatically entitle the father to custody of the child in the event of a divorce.

Following the standards in the early 1900's which typically gave fathers custody of the children, states shifted to the tender years doctrine which presumed the mothers to be the former caregiver. This accepted changed yet again. Following the 1970's the tender years doctrine was substituted with the extensive best interests of the child standard. The extensive best interest of the child accepted takes any factors into consideration and is supposed to guide the house courts in child custody determinations. Nevertheless, some house courts in the 20th century continue to favor the mother as the former caregiver.

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Mothers often supply former care for their children and are often complex in the day to day responsibilities of raising and nurturing their children. While some mothers may be at a disadvantage financially at the beginning of their divorce, more mothers are becoming educated with strategies and facts on how to improve their custody case and how other mothers are obtaining custody of their children.

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Kiss Me Goodnight: Stories And Poems By Women Who Were Girls When Their Mothers Died Best

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Losing your mother when very young is a devastating experience. The authors featured in Kiss Me Goodnight recall the lost moments they shared with their mothers, exploring their feelings, longings, and how they have learned to cope with loss through their adult lives. Unlike other books on motherlessness, KMG reveals the experience through stories, poems, and essays giving an intimate and highly personal view of mother loss. These women are courageous. They write vivid and haunting descriptions of the cancer, suicide, alcoholism, accidents, Nazis, and other agents of death that killed their mothers. They also capture the sweet memories of their mothers -- the color and smell of their clothes, the taste of the food they prepared, the light on their faces, the texture of their hair, and the memory of their kisses. Kiss Me Goodnight includes a collection of 25 short stories and essays and 72 poems written by 52 authors. Their work was chosen by a panel of reviewers who read hundreds of submissions from all over the United States - submissions that came from one tiny ad in a national poetry magazine.The majority of these women, who range in age from 15 to 80-plus, are published poets and short story writers. The works are presented in alphabetical order by last name of author and are interspersed with photographic images of some of the authors with their mothers.

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Mothers and fathers both have a important role to play in supporting the growth and amelioration of their children. But when parents separation and child custody is contested, the house courts are faced with the difficult task of determining where the child will live and what parenting arrangement is in the best interest of the child. Upon divorce, the best parent is commonly having both parents involved. More and more, the courts are adopting this mentality and favoring frequent and continuing palpate with both parents as the best arrangement for the child. Additionally, more and more mothers are taking on the same attitude for the benefit of their children and are benefiting from the shared parenting responsibilities as a result.

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~Hot Mess ~Home ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Miley's POV~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I blinked for a moment but then knowing it was my mother; she looked exactly like me!, or should I say I looked like her? She had such long luscious thick brown hair that cascaded waves down to her waist. She had green eyes though, and full lips and a heart shaped face like me. I slowly stood; "Destiny...? Or Should I say Miley?" My mother said smiling, "I know you just got your memory back I want to tell you my name ag-" "Alora" I said and she looked at me. "Your name is Alora...My REAL father's name is Gregison" My mother nodded and unlocked the stall door and before she could take a step in I ran at her hugging her tightly tears coming down my face. "I knew...That my father wasn't really my dad...I knew that I had another family out there..." I said sobbing into her dress, her hands supporting me and holding me tightly. I heard foot steps come in and then I heard a familiar voice and then loud chomping. "Heya Miley!" Cody. I smiled but kept crying into my mother's chest. I was finally reunited with her, all those poems I had written..I knew it wasn't for my mother that had passed away when I was 5 I knew they were MADE for her. To hold her tightly like this made me the happiest I've ever felt. Finally, I pulled away looking at Cody and smiling wiping my sore eyes. "Hey yourself" I said and laughed at myself for my cracking voice. "Nice to see you again Alora" Joe said smiling, and Alora's ...

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