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SPN Asked by SPN
11/19/2015

Is sharing custody on holidays more hassle than it is worth?

33%
Yes

0

67%
No WINNER

3

33%
Yes

Sharing custody on holidays can be a logistical nightmare. What are your reasons for not wanting to share custody of your child on the holidays?
Sharing custody on holidays can be a logistical nightmare. What are your reasons for not wanting to share custody of your child on the holidays? Show Less
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67%
No

Sharing custody is important because it enables children to spend time with both sides of their family. Why do you think it is important to share custody of your child on the ho... Show More
Sharing custody is important because it enables children to spend time with both sides of their family. Why do you think it is important to share custody of your child on the holidays? Show Less
3 Comments
Lynne Ricotta
0
Lynne Ricotta

It IS a hassle, but both parents deserve to have holiday time with their children. Memories are made on holidays, and kids need good memories with both parents.

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Larry Diek
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Larry Diek

Custody is a tricky issue but parents need to put their differences aside and do what's best for their child

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SPN
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SPN

It is important for parents of split households to do what is necessary to make sure that their children get to spend time with all of their loved ones during holidays.

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SPN Asked by SPN
7/13/2016

Are nuclear families better than non traditional families?

44%
Yes

0

56%
No WINNER

0

44%
Yes

When possible children should be raised in a home with a father and mother.
When possible children should be raised in a home with a father and mother. Show Less
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56%
No

Non traditional families are just as good as a nuclear family. What matters is the love shared between child and parent.
Non traditional families are just as good as a nuclear family. What matters is the love shared between child and parent. Show Less
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SPN Asked by SPN
11/22/2015

With ongoing child abuse in the home, are both parents to blame?

0%
Yes WINNER

0

0%
No

0

0%
Yes

Child abuse is a serious matter that must be dealt with swiftly when it occurs. If a parent knows about the abuse and does nothing to put an end to it, the abuse will most likel... Show More
Child abuse is a serious matter that must be dealt with swiftly when it occurs. If a parent knows about the abuse and does nothing to put an end to it, the abuse will most likely continue to get worse. Please share your thoughts about why both parents are to blame if ongoing child abuse is occurring in the home. Show Less
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0%
No

Although most parents feel the need to stop child abuse when it happens, they are often victims themselves and are too afraid to do anything about it. Please share your thoughts... Show More
Although most parents feel the need to stop child abuse when it happens, they are often victims themselves and are too afraid to do anything about it. Please share your thoughts about why both parents are not always to blame if ongoing child abuse is occurring in the home. Show Less
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