00:02:22.840So if he's working 80 hours a week, she's going to have the kids anyway.
00:02:27.360She's the one who is teaching them their morals, their values, their cooking for them, taking care of them, teaching them everything, loving them, doing all of that.
00:02:35.200So why would the man have primary custody?
00:02:38.140If he's not going to be there anyway, then what, like, you're damaging the kids now.
00:02:42.060I mean, honestly, off the bat, I think it should be 50-50 if it's mutual, but I'm saying if the woman chooses to leave.
00:02:48.800What if a woman is abused and she chooses to leave because she's beaten up or she's just mental abuse, various things, various scenarios, can be millions of them.
00:02:57.500What if she chooses to leave because she cannot survive there and she would be dead if she didn't leave?
00:03:11.440And so we would have to have safeguards so that women could escape really unhealthy relationships.
00:03:18.780And so if there was that safeguard, but if, you know, unless you proved that you were abused, you knew that the father was going to get full custody,
00:03:29.140then what would happen is that false allegations would skyrocket.
00:03:32.460I just, you know, I really want to just take the whole child access issue out of the courts.
00:03:40.100You know, you're dealing with families who are struggling to split up amicably and do what's in the best interests of their children by minimizing conflict.
00:03:49.480And the way we respond to it is by throwing it into an adversarial court system.
00:04:30.860I think the people who falsely allege someone of a crime that they have not committed, they should be punished of an equal punishment that would have been in the court.
00:04:56.080All he has to do is just pick up and leave.
00:04:57.640When you have a family court system to enforce that he at least pays for, helps pay for his child, like women, we already have to take care of.