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Japans New Divorce Custody Laws: A Game-Changer or a Risk?
Japans recent overhaul of divorce custody laws allows both parents to share authority, a significant shift from the past where only one parent, typically the mother, had full control. This change aims to keep both parents involved in their childrens lives, but it also raises concerns about potential risks, particularly for survivors of abuse. The new rules let couples agree on joint or sole custody during divorce talks, with courts stepping in if they cant agree. However, survivors worry about being trapped in toxic contact with exes, especially when psychological harm is overlooked. The reform sparks debate on balancing child welfare against abuse risks, as courts navigate this new territory.
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