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Italian woman fined €30,000 for slating her ex-husband in front of their son

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2016-10-25 14:11China Daily Editor: Yao Lan ECNS App Download

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Italian woman is fined €30,000 for slating her ex-husband in front of their son

A mother has been fined €30,000 by an Italian court for criticising her ex-husband in front of their son.

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The mother had custody over their youngster and a civil tribunal claimed the woman's ranting breached the child's rights of having a healthy relationship with both of his parents.

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The judge found the woman had failed to ensure the child and his father had a 'healthy and proper' relationship and 'continued to express her disapproval, using derogatory terms about the boy's father.'

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The mother now has to change her approach to her partner and child's relationship in order to keep custody.

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By repeatedly criticizing her ex in front of the child, the woman was said to be damaging the child's mental health making her actions criminal behaviour.

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Now the woman, who could not be named for legal reasons, has been warned that if she continues she 'could lead to modifications of the conditions of custody'.

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EU law recognises that children have the right to a personal relationship and direct contact with both parents.

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A recent parenting report claimed there is a new way to make the transition of a break-up easier for kids.

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As any divorcing couple with children will know, part of the agony of separating is deciding how best to shuffle the kids back and forth from their respective parents' homes.

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However, the latest separation trend sees the conventional divorce idea turned on its head.

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Instead of moving the children each weekend or each month, 'bird's nest parenting' sees the mother and father do the rotating in and out of the home - while the children remain the constants.

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Like 'conscious uncoupling' before it, bird's nest parenting requires an ongoing amicable relationship between the two parents in question.

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Bird's nest parenting is thought to have originated in 2000 in the US, when a Virginia court agreed that the best solution for two young children in the midst of a family divorce involved them staying in their family home. The parenting idea is opposed to the treating of children as 'frisbees'.

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Since then, bird's nest parenting has been become more and more popular in the US, before it has come elsewhere.

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