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Archive for December, 2008

Fathers Rounded Up in New Jersey. Do We Sleep on It?

Posted in Fatherhood in the Media on December 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

We live in a wonderful world. Today in Hudson County (New Jersey), dads were arrested for falling behind in child support. Like vulgar criminals. Charles Hack’s article was as flat as Bush’s brain.  A quote of  the proud  sheriff asserting that “the children did not ask to be brought to this world” hence the fathers [...]

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Divorce Agreement, Medical Insurance, Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)

Posted in Manhattan Family Court Sucks, Personal on December 16, 2008 | 1 Comment »

There are the common manifestations of PAS, which non-custodial fathers know too well: gifts or cards never given to the children,  phone calls filtered, or calls that stop when a trial is over. Here is a new one: turning down father’s medical health insurance and having him pay un-reimbursed medical expenses which could be covered [...]

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Is Love what the New York Child Support Enforcement Unit Says It Is?

Posted in Culture and Families on December 6, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Tell me otherwise but to me, the holidays season is not the brightest or the smartest one. It must have to do with the  Christmas carols that stores keep playing without interruption. In the Child Support Enforcement Unit, 151 West Broadway, New York City, stupidity is not in the air, but on the walls; right [...]

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