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News: Fathers' Rights, Child Support, Custody
Family Law - Child Support - Custody - Visitation
- NY proposes GPS monitors for anyone with a protective order against them
by ANCPR
7 May 2008 at 8:46am
New York State Senator Andrew J. Lanza, R, District 24 (Staten Island), has introduced Senate Bill S4796, which, if passed into law, would require that anyone who has had an order of protection issued against them must wear at all times a GPS monitoring/tracking device. Further, tampering with and/or disabeling the device would constitute [...]
- Father of Kidnapped Children Taken to Egypt Awarded $3 Million by US Court
by ANCPR
10 Apr 2008 at 7:47pm
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md., April 10 /PRNewswire/ — A Maryland Court of Appeals upheld a jury’s decision on Wednesday, granting Michael Shannon over 3 million dollars in punitive and compensatory damages. The decision is stemming from visitation interference against Shannon’s ex-wife and mother-in-law, after they abducted their two sons to Egypt. This is a groundbreaking [...]
- Spider-Man arrested for harassing ex-wife
by ANCPR
17 Mar 2008 at 2:13pm
A FORMER Birmingham civil servant who occupied a church roof dressed as Spider-Man has been arrested on suspicion of harassing his ex-wife (according to story in Britain).
Fathers’ rights activist Ray Barry, who worked at Jobcentre Plus, in Hagley Road, Edgbaston, was quizzed after distributing a leaflet containing details of his marriage split.
He twice [...]
- The criminalization of parents
by ANCPR
16 Mar 2008 at 10:10am
By Stephen Baskerville
The California appeals court decision criminalizing parents who homeschool their children is only the tip of an iceberg. Nationwide, parents are already being criminalized in huge numbers, and it is not limited to homeschoolers.
During the Clinton years, the trend toward turning children into tools for expanding government power increased rapidly. Otherwise indefensible programs [...]
- Defamed father can’t understand judge’s ruling
by ANCPR
14 Mar 2008 at 3:41pm
Source
Richard Warnica, Canwest News Service
Published: Friday, March 14, 2008
A B.C. fathers’ rights advocate has lost a defamation suit over a report he said portrayed him as “hate-monger.”
Ken Wiebe sued a Quebec academic, her two research assistants and the federal minister for the Status of Women after a graphic taken from his website was included as an [...]
- Bill would criminalize making false allegations of abuse
by ANCPR
13 Mar 2008 at 3:55pm
Bill would criminalize false abuse charges
By MICHAEL C. LEWIS / Journal Staff Writer
POSTED: March 10, 2008
MARTINSBURG—Nine times, one aggrieved father says he fought to protect his name and his relationship with his daughters after he was accused of child abuse in a custody dispute.
The man, whose name we will not use to protect [...]
- Bill addresses theory used in custody cases - Parental Alienation
by ANCPR
10 Mar 2008 at 6:50am
Note: Parental alienation in the news again. That anyone would seriously argue that this doesn’t happen is truly amazing. I often wonder if it will ever happen that we will apply intelligence and wisdom to our national policies with respect to bringing children into the world and nurturing them. It almost seems [...]
- New formula has bitter taste for mums | NEWS.com.au
by ANCPR
10 Mar 2008 at 6:28am
New formula has bitter taste for mums | NEWS.com.au
THE biggest overhaul of the nation’s child support system in 20 years is just months away - and women’s groups are fuming.
Between now and May, the 1.5 million parents with a financial relationship through the Child Support Agency are being notified by mail of their new payment [...]
- Author Lucien Khodeir Releases New Book Critical of the Canadian Child-Suppor...
by ANCPR
7 Mar 2008 at 10:29am
Author Lucien Khodeir Releases New Book Critical of the Canadian Child-Support Guidelines - PR.com
Read about a newly released book that reviews the state of the Canadian child-support guidelines, points out its biases, and recommends sensible remedies in the best interests of “Children with 2 homes.”
Toronto, Canada, March 07, 2008 –(PR.com)– The Canadian child-support guidelines [...]
- NOW Leader Calls Fathers Movement Dishonest and Dangerous
by ANCPR
6 Mar 2008 at 11:33am
Saw this from Glenn Sacks. NOW is absolutely amazing. How is it that fathers simply trying the best they can to remain a part of their children’s lives are money-grubbing, but a mother who seeks to eliminate the father is acting in a child’s best interest?
Source
Background: California Lawyer magazine covered the Fathers’ Rights Movement in [...]
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- Re: Change in circumstance
16 May 2008 at 1:06am
i dont remember her new husband as being part of the deal. and if they do, then child support should be lower.
- Re: so... here i go - i hope i'm not too late
16 May 2008 at 1:05am
the best thing to do is to stand up and fight. the children are yours also. get the letter wrote and shove it right in their face. the child support thing is about right, no custody, pay max. now heres where you fight. get 50/50 after evaluation and c...
- Re: What do do
16 May 2008 at 12:59am
i would continue to take someone with you, thats just my opinion. also make it at a public place, gas station,restaurant, somewhere like that. if you choose not to go this route, go buy yourself a hand held recorder and put it in your pocket to record ...
- Re: Child support in Virginia after age 18
16 May 2008 at 12:54am
so tired,
welcome to the site. i do believe that most states are universal on this aspect. meaning, that most states make the ncp pay child support until the age of 19 or if the child is in college, until they complete college. however,virginia is a sp...
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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.
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