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The article focuses on Floridian mother Analyn Megison, who was raped by an acquaintance in 2003 and then had to fight him for custody of her child. Topics include the Florida law that allows biological fathers to seek custody, the burden of proof put on Megison to prove her assailant raped her, and the 2015 passing of the federal Rape Survivor Child Custody Act. [Extracted from the article]

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's legal battle over their French winery, Château Miraval, has taken a new turn. In court documents, Jolie claimed that Pitt has a history of abuse that predates their 2016 altercation on a private jet. Pitt's lawyers argue that the nondisclosure agreement he asked Jolie to sign was no more restrictive than ones she asks others to sign. Despite the legal drama, Pitt has found happiness with his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, while Jolie is producing a new Broadway adaptation of The Outsiders. [Extracted from the article]

Brad is really into her." Nevertheless, neither Pitt nor de Ramon are ready to officially label themselves a couple. PHOTO (COLOR): Brad's Big Date NightPitt took de Ramon to see U2 frontman Bono perform at L.A.'s Orpheum Theater Nov. 13. ALL THE HOLLYWOOD NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW All About Ines De Ramon Raised in Europe, Ines de Ramon graduated from Switzerland's University of Geneva in 2013 with a degree in business administration. [Extracted from the article]

Te article announces that singer Janet Jackson and her Qatari billionaire husband Wissam Al Mana have announced plans to divorce after five years of marriage. The couple had their first child, son Eissa, at the beginning of 2017. Topics include their different cultures, religions, and custody issues.

Wilde, 39, also requested $500,000 to cover her attorney fees, which her lawyer claims she incurred due to Jason's attempt to "litigate her into debt." Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde's ongoing fight for custody of their two children, Daisy, 6, and Otis, 8, is getting messier. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the announced divorce of Tarek El Moussa and Christina Moussa, co-hosts of the home improvement television series "Flip or Flop." It provides information non a May 2016 incident in which police were called by Christina after Tarek left their home with a handgun, noting the negative publicity that followed. Particular attention is given to the authenticity of their disagreements and arguments on "Flip or Flop" and how they reflected marital issues. Other topics covered include custody of their two children, Tarek's health history, and how both individuals reacted to fame.

The article profiles reality television personality Kathryn Dennis. It discusses her custody dispute regarding her two children with ex-boyfriend Thomas Ravenel, both of whom were featured on the television series "Southern Charm."

The article reports on settlement reached by singer Kelly Clarkson with talent manager Brandon Blackston after filing divorce on March 7, 2022 and mentions that Clarkson will get custody of daughter River Rose and son Remington Alexander.

The article discusses the divorce and end of the marriage between actors Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. The author notes the filing of divorce papers in Los Angeles, California on September 19, 2016. Emphasis is given to topics such as custody and conflict over parenting styles for their six children, their initial meeting on the set of the film "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" in 2004, and Jolie's preventive double mastectomy and removal of ovaries and fallopian tubes due to a high risk of cancer. Other topics include the value of their collective fortunes, balancing work and family life, and divergent lifestyles.

The article focuses on the surrogacy of Woodland Hills, California, resident Melissa Cook. The author explains that Cook agreed to be a surrogate for an unidentified single, deaf, postal worker from Georgia, discusses the biological father's request to abort the triplet boys Cook gave birth to in August 2015, and explores how Cook is now fighting California's surrogate laws to earn custody of the three children.

The article presents celebrity news briefs as of January 18, 2016. Country musician Miranda Lambert is dating musician Anderson East. Comedian Bill Cosby is facing criminal charges for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting the former Temple University basketball administrator Andrea Constand in 2004. Musician Madonna and ex-husband director Guy Richie are fighting for legal custody of their son Rocco.

The article focuses on New York resident and mother Laura Rufflino and the promise she made to her best friend Liz Diamond to adopt her four daughters after Liz was diagnosed with brain cancer in August 2014. Topics include Laura's husband Rico Rufflino, Liz's passing in April 2015, and Liz's ex-husband Elyson Pagayonan, who is also seeking custody of the girls.

The California mom who staged her own kidnapping in 2016 was sentenced in a federal courtroom on Sept. 19 to 18 months in prison, followed by 36 months of supervised release, and ordered to pay $300,000 in restitution. Authorities later discovered she had been hiding out with an ex-boyfriend in Costa Mesa, Calif. Papini's husband, Keith, filed for divorce and custody of their two children in April. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses reality star Nicole Curtis of "Rehab Addict," focusing on her parenting of her son Harper and her ongoing custody problems with his father Shane Maguire. Curtis adheres to the attachment parenting, a concept which promotes physical closeness between child and parent which she gets by continuing to breastfeed her toddler and to share her bed with him.

The article reports on celebrity gossip as of June 30, 2014. Topics include actor Ben Affleck's relationship with his wife, actress Jennifer Garner, and reports that he gambles, a settlement between actress Halle Berry and ex-husband model Gabriel Aubry over custody of their daughter, and a memoir by Molly Bloom, known for organizing high stakes poker games for celebrities.

The article looks at Bethenny Frankel, star of the reality television program "Bethenny Ever After," focusing on her acrimonious divorce from her husband Jason Hoppy. Topics include their fight over who gets to retain the marital residence, a loft apartment in New York City, Frankel's attempts to improve her marriage through counseling and therapy, and the custody issues around co-parenting their daughter Bryn. Frankel's business, the Skinnygirl lifestyle products brand, is mentioned.

The article looks at actor Tom Cruise in the aftermath of his divorce from actress Katie Holmes. It reports on Holmes's unexpected divorce filing and outlines their settlement, including Holmes having primary custody of their daughter, Suri, with ample visitation rights for Cruise. Topics include Cruise's work on the film "Oblivion," his belief in the Scientology religion, and his relationships with his mother, his siblings and his other children. Comments are presented from Cruise's attorney, Bert Fields.

The article discusses the personal relationship between actor Tom Cruise and actress Katie Holmes, who filed for divorce from Cruise in June 2012. Topics include Cruise's surprise over the filing, Holmes' request to obtain sole custody of their daughter Suri, and the role the Scientology religion may have played in their marriage. Photographic images are presented including Cruise discussing Holmes on a television program with host Oprah Winfrey, riding a motorcycle with Holmes, and holding Suri.

The article looks at the divorce of singers Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony. Topics include information on the couple's marriage in 1999, the alleged reasons for the split, including jealousy, constant fighting, and disagreements on their careers. Also noted is the anticipated custody arrangement for their two children and the division of their assets.

The article discusses actor Charlie Sheen's relationship with his five children including his two toddler twins Max and Bob. Topics include custody battles with his ex-wives; a restraining order granted to Brooke Mueller, Sheen's estranged wife; the drama surrounding Sheen's firing from his television show "Two and a Half Men," due to his substance abuse; and Sheen's children from previous relationships including his marriage to actress Denise Richards. Also discussed are Natalie Kenly and Rachel Oberlin, Sheen's live-in girlfriends.

The article looks at the child custody battle between actress Halle Berry and her ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry over their daughter Nahla. Berry's relationships with other men are discussed, including French actor Olivier Martinez, baseball player David Justice, and actor Eric Benet. The author also comments on Berry's decision to not work on the film "New Year's Eve."

This article is focused on the actor Jeremy London, who has formerly appeared on the television programs "Party of Five" and "Seventh Heaven." London is noted to have entered a drug rehabilitation program on September 24, 2009, after a long-time struggle with drug abuse. Topics discussed include his divorce from the actress Melissa Cunningham and a dispute over the custody of their son, Lyrik.

This article discusses circumstances faced by the children of deceased popular musician Michael Jackson, whose names are Paris, Prince Michael I, and Prince Michael II Jackson. The potential for a conflict over custody of the children between their Debbie Rowe, mother of two of the children, and their grandmother Katherine Jackson is explored. The challenges faced by the Jackson children because they were the children of celebrities are also considered. INSET: CONSPIRACIES AND OTHER MYSTERIES.

The article discusses the court case wherein the plaintiff, actress Christie Brinkley, fought for the custody of her children over defendant and ex-husband Peter Cook. Brinkley has had primary custody of the the couple's two children since filing for divorce in 2006. Cook also wants primary custody, which would entitle him to collect child support. Cook's personal behavior is also mentioned, including his affair with an 18-year-old girl and his interest in internet pornography. INSETS: THE WITNESS LIST;A HANDS-ON MOTHER;WHERE ARE THE KIDS?.

The author reports on the personal life of singer Britney Spears Spears reunited with her mother Lynne Spears in October 2007 in California. Spears lost custody of her two children to her ex-husband actor Kevin Federline on October 1, 2007. The supervised visits which Spears had with her sons on October 6, 2007 and October 9, 2007 are mentioned. INSETS: WHAT ABOUT K-DAD?;A FRIEND IN NEED.

The article considers the plight of popular singer Britney Spears, and questions whether she can regain custody of her two children. Spears learned on October 1, 2007 that she had lost custody of her children to ex-husband Kevin Federline. To regain partial custody, she will have to submit to random drug tests, sign up with a parenting coach, and engage in counseling. INSETS: LIFE WITH DADDY;WHEN FAMOUS MOMS LOSE THEIR KIDS.

The article looks at the legal battle over the children of celebrities Britney Spears and Kevin Federline. According to the article, Federline has filed for primary custody of his children Sean and Jayden, saying that his ex-wife is an unfit parent. The article states that subpoenas have been issued to Spears's friend Alli Sims, her bodyguard Daimon Shippen, and former assistant Shannon Funk. INSETS: TEAM BRITNEY;TEAM KEVIN;BRITNEY: CAUGHT ON CAMERA;BRITNEY VS. KEVIN

This article focuses on the breakup of actors Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards, and how Richards has filed for divorce. At the Screen Actors Guild Awards last month, Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards seemed the picture of Hollywood marital bliss. Her husband's arm around her, Richards--clad in a basic black dress she pulled from her closet--happily accepted congratulations on her pregnancy. What then happened March 2 shocked even the couple's families and closest friends. Richards, 34, filed for divorce from Sheen, 39, whom she married in 2002. Citing irreconcilable differences, she asked for legal and physical custody of Sam and the child she is due to deliver in June.Sources close to the situation say that Richards made the swift, bold move out of concern that Sheen--a once-notorious Hollywood bad boy who cleaned up his act in 1998--had reverted to some of his old ways, leaving Richards worried about the environment in which their children would be raised. Sheen strongly denies any such misbehavior. If the divorce proceeds, under California law, Richards would likely be entitled to child support until the children turn 18 from Sheen, who makes a reported $170,000 an episode for Two and a Half Men and is expected to make a lot more when the show is shopped for syndication next year. According to a source close to the actor, Sheen had in fact moved out of the couple's $1.6 million four-bedroom house in Agoura Hills, Calif., a few weeks before Richards's court filing and is living nearby. INSET: CHARLIE'S WILD PAST.

Discusses the fight for the custody of twin girls who were adopted by two couples.

The article discusses the custody battle between actress Angelina Jolie and actor Brad Pitt.

Reports on the efforts of Catherine Meyer, wife of British Ambassador Christopher Meyer, to win custody of her sons back. How her first husband Hans-Peter Volkmann gained custody of the two in Germany; Comments from Meyer's children that they wished to remain in Germany; Background of Meyer's marriage to Volkmann and her sons; Meyer's position as co-chair of the International Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Covers the recent charges of sexual abuse by Mia Farrow, 47, against her former lover, Woody Allen, 56. Allen has admitted to a love affair with Farrow's adopted daughter Soon-Yi, 21, but denies any other charges as an attempt to gain custody of the couple's children Satchel, 4, Moses, 14, and Dylan, 7. Allegations; Reactions; Time together; Affair.

Focuses on the custody battle over Robert Cumley. His paternal great-great-grandfather as financier Otto Kahn; Robert's endurance of abuse from his father, Michael; Three-sided custody war between Robert's father, his mother Ann Boothe Cumley, and JoAnn Hohenberg; Background information Robert's parents.

Details the parental wranglings that rock child actor Macaulay Culkin's home. Christopher `Kit' Culkin's and Patricia Brentrup's bitter court battle over custody of their six minor children; Kit as a notorious Hollywood negotiator; Effect of family troubles on Macaulay; Macaulay's career; Different parenting styles; Charges of alcoholism, infidelity and physical abuse against Kit; Kieran's first starring role in `Amanda.'

Focuses on Danny, known to the world as Baby Richard, who was taken from Kim and Robert Warburton, his adoptive parents, and placed in the custody of Czech immigrants Daniela and Otakar Kirchner, his biological mother and father, on April 30, 1995. The four-year legal battle over Danny's custody; Why adoption experts have attacked the court decision; Why the case may lead to legal reform; Danny's life with the Kirchners.

The article discusses actress Melanie Griffith's filing of divorce from actor Antonio Banderas after 18 years of marriage. Topics include the citation of irreconcilable differences for the reason behind the split, details on the couple's relationship, details on the couple's fortune, and details on Griffith's seeking of spousal support and physical custody of their daughter Stella.

This article reports on alleged murderer Dr. Martin MacNeill and his daughters Rachel and Alexis MacNeill. MacNeill is believed to have killed his wife Michelle in 2007. The article discusses the efforts of MacNeill's daughters and his sister-in-law to prevent his release from prison in 2012 where he is serving a prison sentence for identity theft. Information is also provided on legal custody of MacNeill's children.

This article focuses on deceased singer Michael Jackson's three children, Prince Michael I, Paris, and Prince Michael II. The children have bee residing with Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, who has been given custody of the children via a Los Angeles, California judge. Topics include how the children are coping with their father's death and their lives with their grandmother. INSET: RAISING THE KIDS AS JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES.

This article reports that super-model Christie Brinkley and her husband architect Peter Cook will go to court on July 2, 2008 to begin divorce proceedings. The couple separated in 2006 after Brinkley discovered that Cook was having an affair. Although there is a prenuptial agreement, the couple will battle over the division of real-estate and the custody of their two children. INSET: LIFE AFTER MARRIAGE.

Examines how, while writing his novel "Until I Find You," American author John Irving confronted his childhood sexual abuse and connected with the father and family he never knew. Comments of Irving; How Irving reconnected with his now dead father, who divorced his mother and signed away all visitation rights; Background on Irving, including his sexual molestation at age 11 by an older woman; What Irving learned about his father, who had married three more times and had four more children.

One day last summer when Joanna Tonetti received a phone call from her kids -- Rosemary, Sarah, and Abdulaziz -- she sat down immediately afterward to commit the 20-minute conversation to memory. It marked the first time that Tonetti had been allowed to speak to her children in two years, ever since her ex-husband Abdullah al-Arifi abducted them and fled from the United States to his native Saudi Arabia. Tonetti is still fighting to get her kids back -- and she is not alone. According to the U.S. State Department, there are at least 20 cases of international abduction involving Saudis, and some victims' advocates say there may be many more. Critics insist that no other government makes international abductions easier, or makes it harder for women to recover their kids. 'The Saudis have not been a friend of the United States. They simply don't recognize United States law,' says Representative Dan Burton, chairman of a House committee that has held hearings on the issue of U.S.-Saudi custody battles.

Reports on Joseph Cooke and his fight to regain custody of his children who were placed into foster care in Germany by his estranged wife.

The article discusses the attempted murder of Greg Mulvihill of Carlsbad, California by his soon-to-be ex-wife Diana Lovejoy and her lover Weldon McDavid. Mulvihill and Lovejoy were involved in a custody dispute over their infant son Kale. McDavid was Lovejoy's firearms instructor, and the two became lovers. The investigation of the shooting, and its subsequent trial, are detailed.

Focuses on the divorce and child custody case of couple Robert Young and Alice Hector.

Reports on the custody case involving Ron Perelman, head of Revlon and his ex-wife Patricia Duff over their daughter Caleigh. How the wealth of Perelman and Duff is a factor in the custody of Caleigh; Details of their relationship and marriage; Charges each is alleging the other committed; Comments.

Reports that in November 1998 Tom and Linda Rogers petitioned a court for sole custody of their granddaughter Rebecca, who was accidentally switched at birth. Reaction of the family who has been raising Rebecca; Friendship between Rebecca and Calle, the child the Rogers believed to be their biological granddaughter; Reaction of the families involved.

Reports that in November 1998, an appeals court judge in California overturned a decision made in 1996 which allowed Justin and Sydney Simpson, the children of Nicole Brown Simpson and O.J. Simpson to remain with their father. Efforts of Nicole's family to be granted custody of the children; Simpson's efforts to prove that he did not kill Nicole Brown Simpson in 1994; Reaction of Justin and Sydney.

Reports on the victory of O.J. Simpson in the custody battle for his two children, Justin and Sydney. The decision by Nancy Wieben Stock, the Orange County Superior Court judge; The possible struggle of Justin over his father's guilt or innocence; The reactions of friends and families to the decision.