You challenged that the state has the right to mandate that the suing party in a no-fault divorce must give up custody. The state's police power gives it that. You miss the point. You called it "liberal nonsense".
It was, actually. I amend the question, which you dodged (an oversight, I'm sure).
Did you read my post? I answered your question.
The same way you get any law changed.
Too many interests involved in this divorce industry. You hadn't figured that out? Waiting for you to tell me how to overcome them.
"The same way you get any law changed."
Too many interests involved in this divorce industry.
Ah, so I was right.
You want to use the force of the state to settle a political argument you think you can't win.
Not a conservative position.