Your Position on Equal Time Parenting

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If elected, I intend to implement the will of overwhelming majority of Albertans.

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I will support a law giving children equal time with each parent after divorce or separation, assuming absence of violence and abuse.

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I will support a law requiring judges to award children equal time with both parents after divorce or separation, assuming absence of violence and abuse.

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Children of separated parents fare the best when both parents are equally involved in their lives.

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The equal shared parenting presumption is not appropriate, despite what people believe.

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The Court is the best place to determine which parent should make decisions about the children and which parent should have how much time.

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A typical family law application in Alberta is allocated 20 minutes of the Court's time. The judges typically do not read the affidavit evidence, and rely instead on the oral argument. In 20 minutes or less, the Court decides the application and makes the decision affecting children's lives for years to come. I believe this is appropriate way to decide the fate of children.

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