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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2026 · 1H 25M

50/50 Custody In Mississippi Divorces Law Coming To Mississippi? (Ep #1,184)

from The Clay Edwards Show · host Clay Edwards

**Episode 1184 – The Clay Edwards Show** This morning we’re going straight in on a controversial new bill in Mississippi that would make **50/50 joint custody the default** in divorces. Clay breaks down why this could be a game-changer for fathers and kids, how it might actually reduce the number of divorces, and why some critics are already claiming it “disproportionately hurts women.” He doesn’t hold back on the double standards, the child support system, and the hard truth that real equality means equal responsibility on both sides. He also shares his own personal experience with 50/50 custody, reads raw listener comments, and takes a tough call from a parent currently fighting a brutal custody battle involving mental illness. Plus:   - The wrath of a scorned woman (and why you should never underestimate it)   - Fresh evidence just dropped on someone who’s been running their mouth about Clay   - The City of Jackson quietly kills a $2.9 million tiny house village plan for the homeless   Unfiltered, unapologetic, and straight from the gut — this is reality radio. **The Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1184**

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