Clients "have indicated [that] when the time comes, one parent wants it and one parent doesn't. I anticipate there will be a lot of filings," said family law attorney Allen Scazafabo Jr. He added that such disputes are likely to be litigated because finding middle ground is sure to be elusive. "It's a zero-sum game if both parties dig their heels in," he said.
October 25, 2021 at 04:35 PM
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As the government looks to expand availability of COVID-19 vaccines for children, some family law practitioners are anticipating a rise in disputes between parents about whether to vaccinate minors.
Since views on vaccines tend to be firmly held, finding middle ground among divorced and separated parents who are on opposite sides of the issue could be difficult.
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