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No. In general, homeschooling only becomes an issue in a divorce case when the parents cannot agree with each other about the children’s education, and it is typically only one of the many issues over which parents disagree. HSLDA supports the right of parents to determine how their children are educated and therefore does not choose sides if one parent wants to homeschool and the other does not.

When a divorce occurs after the parents have joined HSLDA as a married couple, and the parents disagree on homeschooling, HSLDA cannot ethically represent either member against the other due to the conflict of interest between the parents.

While HSLDA does not represent families in custody disputes, we can provide a free information packet containing research on domestic and custody cases involving homeschooling. Contact us to request the packet.
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Judge: Homeschooling "Damages" Kids

October 2, 2012: Parents Lose Custody of Children for Sake of “Integration”
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German Homeschooled Children Return Home under Court Supervision

October 13, 2009: The Wunderlich family is returned custody of their four children
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New Act Causes Difficulties for Lithuanian Homeschoolers

Rather than risk losing custody of her son for homeschooling, this mother intends to leave Lithuania
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Supreme Court: Homeschooling Criminal—Families Vow Resistance

December 9, 2014: After their children were taken into custody for homeschooling, one German family vowed to fight on for freedom. 
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Wunderlichs regain freedom to leave but vow to stay and fight

August 28, 2014: A German family has vowed to keep homeschooling now that an appeals court has returned legal custody of their children.
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Johansson Family Back in Court

Swedish Officials Again Seek to Terminate Parents’ Custody of Domenic
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Relief for Persecuted German Homeschool Family

July 10, 2019 - Dirk and Petra Wunderlich weathered yet another legal challenge last week, when a German court affirmed that they would retain custody of their children.
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COVID-19: Fake News Prompts Parents to Fear Their Kids Will Be Taken

Inaccurate documents being shared online claim that officials in Oregon and California plan to take custody of children if their parents get COVID-19. This information is wrong.
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Trampled Parental Rights Deserve Full Trial

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Jury Duty Laws in Florida

Here’s what Florida law says about jury duty exemptions for homeschool parents.
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