The five girls can stay with their mothers, provided that the women restrict contact with men accused of being involved in under-age marriages and comply with other, more routine custody-related court orders.
In American courts dealing with more routine disputes like custody battles, older children are sometimes asked their views, but courts do not necessarily feel bound to abide by them.
After his first marriage ended in divorce and he was not permitted to see his daughter as often as he wanted, he became a vocal critic of the routine practice of awarding custody to the mother and wrote a book titled "The Disposable Parent".
Ocampo's death is being investigated by the Orange County district attorney's office, as is routine procedure for in-custody deaths, the Sheriff's Department said.
Right now, for instance, activists are tweeting to keep Sandra Bland's name known and visible, the Texas woman who was taken into police custody at a routine traffic stop and later found dead in her jail cell under mysterious circumstances.
Uniform Child Custody Act.
Many of the former law-enforcement officials said it was routine, even when trying to resolve custody disputes, for law-enforcement officials to be armed.
On this, swaths of police tasks, such as guarding prisoners in custody, searching woodlands, preparing routine witness statements and providing intelligence analysis to murder inquiries, swing into view.
According to Wang, the report proves that recent reforms have effectively failed to "eliminate routine torture" of suspects in police custody.
The Dallas police and the FBI couldn't even handle something as routine as documenting the chain of custody for the two (or three?) 6.5 mm hulls found near the "sniper's nest" on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository.
