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Archive for February, 2009

Alienating parents want  their kids to be happy, as long as they are the sole author of their kid’s happiness.  Their kids ought not to be happy if they are not part of it. If the relationship of the alienating parent with the former spouse has stopped, that of their children with their father has [...]

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Support magistrates are lawyers appointed by the Chief Magistrate of the court for a period of three years, with a possible extension of five years. During their tenure, they are mighty tyrants, who interpret and apply the law of the State as they please. Retarded New York State law says that the non-custodial parents shall pay [...]

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For family courts, men have a distinctive feature: anger, which makes them suspect.  Most of the problem is that claims for orders of protection are unscreened, and women get them like over-the-counter medication. Dudes who are unfairly cut out from their children are not in the mood to express their feelings in a  poised manner. [...]

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After  the fiasco of therapeutic visitations  in 2004, I was out of option to see my daughters. I reluctantly accepted to have a few
“regular” supervised visitations with the girls at the end of 2004, pressed by the court attorney giving me  the same crappy argument: I have to show my goodwill while my ex-wife, after two [...]

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Staten Island’s family court might very well suck as much as Manhattan family court (it is hard to believe), but recently, several fathers have successfully gotten custody of their children, according to Virginia Sherry, from the Staten Island Advance. For one of them, David, after having experienced separation and the intrusion into his relation with [...]

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