“Courts look to prior events or precedents in establishing policy, and also in measuring reasonableness, when parties are in a dispute. COVID-19 presents a challenge; the last time we dealt with a pandemic of this magnitude was in 1918 with the Spanish Flu. Times, divorce rates and the roles of parents are vastly different a century ago. Thus, we cannot really rely on that event for guidance in dealing with COVID-19 in parenting matters when clients are separated or divorced.” Click Here to read the rest of the article.
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