The custody should go to the parent who is likely to be better for a child. Between a rapist and a non-rapist, the rapist. Between a criminal and somebody without a record, the person without a record.
Why? Because there is no reason to put a child at more risk than they need to be.
There's no way to tell ahead of time whether they will or won't, thus they should not as a precaution to protect the children.
You quoting me on the prior page and not correcting my statement of it being sexual actually indicates otherwise.
While you made no effort to differentiate the sub-sections of child abuse you engaged me when i raised a faction of it, that namely being sexual assault of a child.
Queue the posts up unto this page the discussion of the abuse was clearly regarding the sexual aspects.
Haha.. I know the feeling (on both points).
While Sex-ed is existent here in Germany, they told me nothing I hadn't learned from my mother already. Guess it helps when she is a nurse and has medical expertise.
@Topic: It's admirable that the boy wants to pay up. However the demand to pay for the last 6 years is absurd.
They should ask him to pay for the time he had a reliable income a.k.a. the last 2 years tops.
You're welcome to believe that because the women carries the child to birth, she is entitled to keep the child.
You're welcome to believe that because the rapist carries the child to birth, the rapist is entitled to keep the child.
Semantics.
Pretty sure if a guy has been raped and become a father by it, and wants to be the father; he should be entitled to have more access to his child than the rapist who raped him. Thats just my thinking though. By all means believe that possession of a womb means you can be absolved of some of the consequences of being a rapist though.
Yes but Mooneye was focusing specific on the criminal vs non-criminal example in that instance.
A fraction of the parent's money should always go to the child even if they don't get visitation rights. The richer the parent without custody, the more money going towards the child.
Even if they have abused a child in the past it shouldn't mean they get the custody taken away of their current child unless they abuse it.
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That's most certainly not the case in Sweden.
So, they don't actually need to pay as retarded sums as in other countries.In Sweden a parent not living with their child should pay "underhållsbidrag", since parents are obliged to support for their children. The amount should be agreed on by the parents, with consideration taken for the economic need of the child and the economic situation of both parents.