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Melany Lassa
4 Sept 202010:34

Summary

TLDRThis video discusses child custody following divorce under Indonesian law. It covers the responsibilities of both parents to care for their children after separation, focusing on financial support, emotional bonds, and education. The video outlines factors influencing custody decisions, such as the child’s relationship with each parent, their ability to provide, and the child’s preference, especially when they are older. It also highlights shared custody arrangements and gives insight into how courts determine custody, encouraging viewers to consider these factors when seeking custody rights. The video aims to inform and guide individuals navigating child custody disputes.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Divorce has two major impacts: division of assets and child custody.
  • 😀 Indonesian Marriage Law (Article 41) mandates both parents' responsibility for the child after divorce.
  • 😀 In child custody disputes, the court's primary focus is the child's best interests, not the parents'.
  • 😀 Parental separation does not change the child's status; there is no 'former' parent.
  • 😀 The court has the authority to decide custody if there's a dispute between parents.
  • 😀 Custody requests are often included in divorce petitions, but some judges may delay a decision on custody.
  • 😀 Financial support for the child is primarily the father's responsibility, but the mother may share if the father is unable.
  • 😀 Custody decisions are influenced by the child's emotional attachment to a parent, particularly in younger children.
  • 😀 Judges may prioritize a parent’s responsibility and health, as seen in the Marshanda and Ben Kasyafani case.
  • 😀 Financial capability is considered by the court, but emotional closeness can override financial concerns in custody decisions.
  • 😀 As children mature, their preference is considered in custody decisions, especially when they reach adolescence (age 16+).

Q & A

  • What are the two main impacts of divorce discussed in the video?

    -The two main impacts of divorce discussed are property division (harta gono-gini) and child custody (hak asuh anak).

  • What is the role of the court in determining child custody after divorce?

    -The court is responsible for making decisions regarding child custody if there is a dispute between the parents. According to Indonesian marriage law, the court has the authority to decide who will have custody of the children.

  • How does Indonesian marriage law address the responsibilities of parents after a divorce?

    -Indonesian marriage law specifies that both parents are obligated to support and educate their children, regardless of whether they are divorced. This responsibility continues until the child reaches adulthood.

  • What are the financial responsibilities of parents towards their children after divorce?

    -According to marriage law, the father is primarily responsible for supporting the child financially, including providing for their education and daily needs. However, if the father is unable to meet these responsibilities, the mother may also share the financial burden.

  • What does the study of 96 court decisions in Yogyakarta reveal about child custody decisions?

    -The study found that 75% of divorce cases included requests for child custody. 62 of the cases granted custody to the mother, while 14 cases awarded custody to the father. In some cases, both parents shared custody responsibilities.

  • What factors do judges consider when deciding which parent gets custody of a child?

    -Judges consider several factors, including the emotional and physical closeness between the child and the parent, the responsibility of the parent, financial capacity, and the child's own preferences if they are old enough to express them.

  • How does the age of the child affect custody decisions?

    -For children under the age of 12, judges often favor the mother as the primary caregiver due to the close bond that is typically formed. However, this is not always the case, and each situation is evaluated based on the specific circumstances.

  • Can financial capability be a deciding factor in child custody?

    -Yes, financial stability can influence custody decisions. If one parent is financially unable to support the child properly, the court may award custody to the other parent, provided they have the necessary financial resources.

  • How does a child's personal preference impact custody decisions?

    -If the child is a teenager (typically 15 or 16 years old), their preference can be taken into account. They may be asked who they would prefer to live with, and this preference can influence the court's decision.

  • What does the term 'flexible custody arrangement' mean?

    -A flexible custody arrangement refers to a situation where the child alternates living with each parent, such as spending one week with the father and the next with the mother, or other flexible schedules that suit the child's needs.

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