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Citizens Cartagena defend in plenary joint custody as the preferred measure in cases of divorce (28/04/2016)

For the spokesman of Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padin, "We can not force a child to give up any of their parents because both father and mother are essential to their growth and development as they share love and responsibility."

Cartagena, Thursday 28 April-.

Citizens Cartagena take the debate on the next municipal plenary a motion for the Council to urge the central government to prepare a draft law on shared custody, amending the Civil Code and the Civil Procedure Act, which establish said shared custody as the preferred measure to regulate parent-child relationships in matrimonial proceedings.

The spokesman for Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padin, has visited today the municipal register in Building San Miguel to present this motion, accompanied by several members of the Association for Real Equality and Effective (AIR), including its president, Carlos Manzanares, and his secretary Juan Francisco Solichero, and one of its members, Eduardo Carmona.

Currently, in Spain more marital breakdowns that occur unions.

Such separations are governed by legislation that is generating much debate, since more and more sectors of society seeking reform.

From Citizens we believe that the laws governing parent-child relationships in matrimonial proceedings demanding a necessary upgrade.

Joint custody is the legal situation whereby, in the event of marital separation or divorce, both parents exercise legal custody of their minor children, equal rights and the same.

In Spain, it has opened the debate on the implementation of shared custody in cases where there is no agreement between the parents.

Several regions are already considering joint custody as the main option.

Similarly, the Supreme Court is sitting jurisprudence consider several statements to joint custody as the preferred measure to regulate parent-child relationships in matrimonial proceedings.

Large sectors of society demand changes in this area to achieve effective equality of parents regarding guardianship, because the interest of the minor so requires.

For the spokesman of Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padin, we can not force a child to give up any of their parents because both father and mother are essential to their growth and development as they share love and responsibility. "

Murcia can not legislate in this area because, unlike other regions, the competitions in matrimonial matters possesses the central government.

It is therefore necessary that the Congress of Deputies approved a bill on shared custody, to update the regulations in force in our region to new social demands.

The shared custody will imminently be the general rule that breaks couples with minor children shall be governed.

It is therefore necessary to establish as a preferred measure to govern the parent-child relationships in the process of marital breakdown.

Popular Legislative Initiative (ILP)

Members of AIR have informed the spokesman orange training during recording of the motion, your association, along with 50 associations more, are promoting the processing in the national Parliament of a Popular Legislative Initiative (ILP) to launch National Joint Custody Act.

Today Catalonia, Navarra, the Basque Country, Aragon and Valencia are the only autonomous communities that have regulated parental responsibility in cases of separation or divorce.

Murcia is one of the communities in which less shared custody are granted, about 10% of cases, including cases of mutual agreement and ending in the court.

The Secretary General of the Air Association, Juan Francisco Solichero, said that with the "joint custody advancing equality and the rights of minors defends, therefore from the Association want to appeal to the society to sign the specifications of the ILP in bulk. "

Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena

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