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Does Maine law prefer mothers to fathers in determining where children, especially small children, should live?

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Does Maine law prefer mothers to fathers in determining where children, especially small children, should live?

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Under Maine law, a court may not apply a preference for one parent over the other in determining parental rights and responsibilities because of the parent’s gender or the child’s age or gender. 19-A M.R.S.A. § 1653(4).