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April 19, 2010

Religious differences fuel custody battles

Their divorce was settled three years ago, but there they were Friday, back in Cook County Domestic Relations Court, this time fighting over a contentious religious issue:

Could a devout Jewish mother force her ex-husband, who isn’t Jewish, to feed their 7-year-old son kosher food when he has the boy?

And couldn’t the judge please also make Nelson Derbigny, a 52-year-old North Sider, allow the boy to wear his yarmulke to his public grade school?

With interfaith marriages on the rise, child-custody battles centering on religion are likely to become increasingly common, experts say.

via Religious differences fuel custody battles :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Metro & Tri-State.

posted to Divorce,Mediation,Parenting @ 10:54 am

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