I Got Custody in Family Law Court but CPS Gave My Child to My Ex, Why?

 Mothers Rights vs Fathers Rights in Child Custody Case

Watch the video from the first to the last to know whether the mother has more rights in the child custody case or the father has more rights.

Many people believe that mothers have greater rights to child custody than fathers do. The truth, however, is that no U.S. custody laws grant mothers a choice or exclusive custody rights to their children. If you are going through a divorce, or have a child outside of marriage, and consider applying for your child's custody, it is imperative that you understand your legal rights and duties. While this article can provide some answers, please contact an experienced family law attorney for assistance.

There are a few explanations why it's always believed that in custody situations the mother has the upper hand. Historically, it was presumed that the mother would obtain custody of the separated children because, in most situations, the mother was the primary caregiver or caregiver for the children while the family was in contact, while traditionally, the father was the one who worked outside the home and cared for the family. Because of this, many fathers believed they would have no chance of being given custody, and most never even questioned the matter.

If you want to fight for your children's custody, you need support from a competent divorce lawyer who's specialized in custody matters.

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