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  • States begin to boost child support payments (need more funding) by ANCPR
    5 Jan 2009 at 12:25pm
    [Note: This is a start and escalation of states assaulting the poorest of the poor, which will ultimately create many non-custodial parents to be jailed.........thus increasing incarceration grants for states along with revenue from child support collections for states to generate income because of losses that they are having due to the down-turned economy. States [...]
  • Divorced from Reality by ANCPR
    4 Jan 2009 at 11:24am
    From: Stephen Baskerville <sbaskerville@cox.net> to newsletter@stephenbaskerville.net 7:30am Touchstone is a prestigious and influential magazine of Christian thought.  So this article, headlined on the cover, is an important event.  It could not have come at a better time, with the possibility of Taken Into Custody going out of print.  Please use this [...]
  • SOS Taken Into Custody may go out of print by ANCPR
    3 Jan 2009 at 12:44pm
    Received the following from Stephen Baskerville: Cumberland House Publishing is being sold, and unless action is taken soon, Taken Into Custody will go out of print.  This is serious for two reasons:  First copies will no longer be available.  Second, if this book does not succeed, no other book on the abuses of family [...]
  • Banned dad agonizes at loss | Herald Sun by ANCPR
    3 Jan 2009 at 12:36pm
    Banned dad&squo;s agonising loss | Herald Sun Laurie Nowell December 07, 2008 12:00am “STEVE” has been barred from seeing his daughter for seven years. He has never harmed his only child or her mother. He has never threatened them and a court has accepted he is of good character. But last week, after a tortuous 10-year journey through four [...]
  • Arrests after fathers rights fart gas attack by ANCPR
    15 Dec 2008 at 4:50pm
    Arrests after fathers’ rights ‘fart gas attack’ By James McKeigue 15/12/2008 TWO people, one of them a 41-year-old man from Epsom, have been arrested following a “fart gas attack” by fathers’ rights campaigners on trade union offices in south London. The Real Fathers For Justice group confirmed it targeted the premises of Napo - the trade union for family [...]
  • Horror and alarm at fathers rights protest by ANCPR
    10 Nov 2008 at 12:34pm
    Westminster The husband of Harriet Harman, the Deputy Labour Leader, described his horror, alarm and distress at what he thought were burglars trying to break into his home, who turned out to be fathers’ rights protesters. Jack Dromey, the Labour Party treasurer, told the City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court in London that he had been woken [...]
  • Shared parenting for divorce couples called harmful to children by ANCPR
    10 Nov 2008 at 12:30pm
    LANDMARK laws that promote equal parenting time for separated couples are emotionally damaging children, according to lawyers and psychologists. Brisbane-based former Family Court judge Tim Carmody has branded the push towards shared parental responsibility and 50-50 parenting time “a failure”. Case study: Read Mia’s sad story He said the onus to apply equal shared parenting orders was part [...]
  • Exposing Abuse at Abuse Shelters by ANCPR
    21 Jun 2008 at 2:40pm
    A member of the board of directors from a chain of abuse shelters contacted us last week. They brought forth a total of 187 current and former employees who are willing to testify to the abuses of shelter residents, falsification of funding requests, embezzlement, padding of resident numbers, sexual harassment [...]
  • Nat. Inst. of Mental Health funded study of abused men 6/21/08 by ANCPR
    21 Jun 2008 at 2:06pm
    Subject: EJF newsletter - Nat. Inst. of Mental Health funded study of abused men 6/21/08 Researchers at Clark University and Bridgewater State College are conducting a study on men who experience aggression from their girlfriends, wives, or female partners. If you are a man between the ages of 18-59 and have experienced [...]
  • A chance to re-educate biased and stupid journalist by ANCPR
    20 Jun 2008 at 9:55am
    Judith Lucas of the NJ Star-Ledger is the reporter that wrote this piece of YELLOW JOURNALISM trash about “Operation Falcon” (see below). Here’s a quote, so you’ll understand the outrage: “Sheriff’s officers, marshals and county police scoured the state last week for violent fugitives and sexual predators — and parents who are months behind on their child [...]
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  • first step to visitation schedule for (unmarried) noncustodial dad in washington 5 Jan 2009 at 4:14pm
    Without getting into the full spectrum of specifics, i am wondering if i am capable of succeeding without representation.. i have reviewed and completed (not filed as of yet) all of the necessary forms to establish a parenting plan and am wondering whe...
  • Re: Assistance Needed...Moral Support...Anything 3 Jan 2009 at 11:47am
    I to am working through the system in Missouri. I am not as much in the arrears as you but enough to find my behind in a sling. There is no way I am able to pay $740. a month that was ordered as I am in construction field and that as we all know is ver...
  • Not yet heard from the District Attorney's office about my Child Support Order 2 Jan 2009 at 11:52pm
    Hi I need some Legal Advice. As of Nov. 25th of 2008 I mailed my Application for Child Support Reduction. We're now going in to the new year and I still haven't heard anything from the District Attorney's Office. In the mean time they are garnishing my...
  • Re: Any ideas would be helpful.. 29 Dec 2008 at 12:16am
    First, there's the Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act. She can't just hide the kids from him. I would contact the state and tell them that the cs checks go to her mother and not to her and that she has absconded with the kids. Tell the state that you d...

Take action right now by writing to Washington about the injustices in family court.  Your children deserve a better system that favors shared parenting, shared custody for both mothers and fathers.    CLICK HERE FOR THE LEGISLATIVE ACTION CENTER.  You will be given the choice of sending one of our letters, or of writing one of your own.   All you need is your zip code and we'll find your representatives, format the letter, and send it for you.  Or, even better, you can print up the pre-formatted letter and send it via regular mail. The choice is yours!

The ANCPR LEGISLATIVE ACTION CENTER has already generated over 35,000 letters to Congress expressing the perspective of the noncustodial parent.  Do your part and write your representatives in Congress today.

Explore the links below for resources absolutely necessary to NCP's.

Alliance for Non-Custodial Parents Rights (ANCPR) is dedicated to promoting and protecting the civil rights of non-custodial parents (NCP's). We are not affiliated with any other group or religious organization.  We are an all volunteer organization, there are no paid staff.  We are solely supported by our membership.

This website is designed to empower noncustodial fathers and mothers by supplying them with the information and tools to acheive justice in their own situation, and to do their part to reform Family Courts across America.  This site can help you  fight back against a system of Family Law that is stacked against noncustodial mothers and fathers.  There are links to father's rights groups, noncustodial mothers groups, and many others.

ANCPR memberships are designed to enable noncustodial parents to assert their parental rights.  Our experience and resources can be put to work for you.  To see what ANCPR Membership offers you, CLICK HERE.

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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS CONCERNING C. S. 
MODIFICATION HANDBOOK  
EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF SHARED PARENTING AND JOINT CUSTODY  
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
http://www.findlaw.com/  
www.versuslaw.com
FILE COMPLAINT AGAINST BAD JUDGE
LIST OF STATE CHILD SUPPORT OFFICES


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STATE STATUTES
LIST OF STATE CHILD SUPPORT OFFICES
ABA TABLES ON FAMILY LAW IN THE STATES
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ANCPR STATEMENT ON INJUSTICE OF CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT POLICY 
Text of THE PARENT TRAP, exposing the DA's coercive and dishonest tactics (Channel 2, Los Angeles, CA)
ANCPR testimony to House Ways and Means concerning injustice of C. S.

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FATHER'S RIGHTS

Are you concerned about father's rights?  Fathers are routinely discriminated against in family court, the district attorney, and the office of c. s. enforcement.  Parenting includes much more than writing a check once a month. The best interest of the child is served most effectively by shared parenting.  It is the position of ANCPR that father's rights is actually a subset of the broader issue of parents rights, or parental rights.  Yet courts all across the nation continue to ignore the importance of fathers in family court.  The District Attorney looks upon fathers as mere pay checks.


CHILD SUPPORT MODIFICATION

C. S.  modification should be much simpler. The best interest of the child is not served by ignoring the benefits of joint custody.   Courts should respect the needs of children by de-emphasizing c.s. enforcement and stressing shared custody.  Parents rights to and ongoing relationship with their children are continually ignored by courts.  Parenting is hard enough as it is.   Parenting would be much easier if the noncustodial parent were not being driven into poverty by the district attorney and the office of c. s. enforcement. Our Modification Handbook, comes free as a benefit of membership in ANCPR. It will help you modify custody, modify visitation or modify C. S.   Our Membership Resources help you to understand how family courts work so you can protect your parents rights.


BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD

Fathers and mothers are the greatest experts when it comes to the best interest of the child.  The office of c. s. enforcement, the courts, the district attorney and many experts on children don't have a clue what children really need.  Children need time and attention from their parents, not more draconian methods to collect more money.