Family Court “Justice” Ought to Be Televised

I was again in Manhattan Family Court, on Friday October 24. Same all, same all:violation of a court order
for being $400 in arrears for medical expenses related to my girls, because sicko ex-wife did not want to use my health insurance; in the pipeline, another $2,000 of these expenses for 2008, which [...]

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Everybody in Therapy but Sicko Ex-Wife!

In the old Soviet Union, deviants and suspects were sent to psychiatric hospitals to be reeducated. A denunciation could send you there. Psychiatric hospitalization was the answer to the disease of not being able to understand the virtues of the regime. For family courts, therapy in the form of therapeutic supervised visitations is [...]

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Justice for Fathers: Some Will never Like It

A few days ago, I found by chance the Mom of three’s blog, bashing about Du Page County Family Court in Illinois. It was not exactly clear to me why. The blogger has joint custody of her children, which is an option denied to divorced fathers living in New York State for instance. She complained [...]

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Paying Child Support for a Child who Is not Yours in Oklahoma

This year, in addition to $1,000 a month in child support, I was forced by Manhattan Family Court to pay more than $3,500 in dental expenses for my daughter Chloé, expenses that my insurance would have covered had sicko ex-wife ask the dentist to fill and send the insurance forms to the insurance company. [...]

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The So-Called Parental Alienation Syndrome Conspiracy

The parental alienation syndrome describes one parent’s – in most cases the mother- brainwashing of the
children in order to put them on her side and severe the relationship of the children with the other parent. My girls have been and are still victim of it, and the judge ruling on the accusation of child abuse [...]

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Raising Awareness about the Domestic Violence Business

Everyday there are new subjects to be aware and millions of do-gooders ready to raise awareness about it. These folks tend to focus on the tree and forget about the forest. Marching to raise awareness about AIDS is fine but it will be ten times more efficient to protest against insurance companies which deny [...]

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New York State Gives a Tax Credit to Some of Its “New Miserables”

Two days ago, I received a New York City Office of Child Support Enforcement notice reminding me that I was $1,713 in arrears. No wonder that with 31% of my gross income going to child support and unreimbursed medical expenses, I am behind.  I have not even started to pay $875 for my ex-wife lawyer [...]

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