To promote the psychological well being of Nevontana’s children, the State passes a child custody law intended to provide its courts standards to follow in custody disputes.

To promote the psychological well being of Nevontana’s children, the State passes a child custody law intended to provide its courts standards to follow in custody disputes. The law states that children of tender years should spend most of their time with their mothers. The law further states that when male children turn 13, they should subsequently spend most of their time with their fathers. Both of these presumptions (young child belong with their mothers, teenage boys should be with their fathers) can be overcome by a parent’s presenting evidence that following the standard is not in the best interests of the child in a particular case. Using the course material, evaluate the constitutionality of Nevontana’s child custody law.