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In reply to the discussion: Men [View all]Squinch
(59,014 posts)fathers get custody in a smaller percentage of cases is that fathers often don't ask for custody.
I don't see any problems with the math. Maybe you are not reading the numbers correctly.
As far as the numbers you cite from divorcekeepers, what I see there is that in somewhere between 51% and 56% of the time, fathers get custody, either sole or shared. If your problem is with the difference between the percentage of sole custody given to the mothers and the sole custody given to the fathers, I would posit that the same condition that applied in the non-court decided 91% applies here: fathers don't WANT sole custody of their children, don't ASK for it, and therefore don't get it. That doesn't qualify as prejudice against fathers.
If you want to see the PEW research, google Pew Social Research: a tale of two fathers.
I don't see an problems with this article. If you would like to find an article that disproves the idea that fathers don't ASK for custody as often as mothers, you should certainly do so.