Military parents and child custody : issues, considerations, and cases / Rayan M. Pauwels, editor.

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TextSeries: Military and veteran issues | Children's issues, laws and programs seriesPublisher: New York : Nova Publishers, [2013]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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9781628089332
1628089334

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Military parents and child custody : State and Federal issues / David F. Burrelli and Michael A. Miller -- Report on child custody litigation involving service of members of the Armed Forces / Department of Defense.

Summary: The increased deployment of service members beginning in 2001 as a result of Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom has raised difficult military child custody issues that in some cases potentially affect the welfare of military children as well as servicemembers' ability to effectively serve their country. Approximately 142,000 members of the Armed Forces (active, Guard, and Reserve) are single custodians of minor children. Temporary duty assignments, mobilization, and deployments to areas that do not allow the military member's dependent(s) to accompany them require the servicemember to have.

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The increased deployment of service members beginning in 2001 as a result of Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom has raised difficult military child custody issues that in some cases potentially affect the welfare of military children as well as servicemembers' ability to effectively serve their country. Approximately 142,000 members of the Armed Forces (active, Guard, and Reserve) are single custodians of minor children. Temporary duty assignments, mobilization, and deployments to areas that do not allow the military member's dependent(s) to accompany them require the servicemember to have.

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