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Thanks to the Recession, Men Get Custody of their Kids

Posted in Fatherhood in the Media, Sanity in divorce, Shared parenting, tagged , , , , , on November 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

On  Tuesday November 17. Brian Lehrer’s guest was Susan Riss, the editor
in chief of Working Mother Magazine.  One of the topics of the show was the new trends in child custody discussed in the last issue of Working Mother Magazine, and what I heard caught my attention. Susan Riss pointed out that unemployment hurt men more [...]

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Judge Suspended in Kentucky for Stepping on Fathers’ Rights

Posted in Family Laws, Justice and the judiciary, Parental Alienation Syndrome, tagged , , on November 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

It happened in Kentucky. In this state, there is a judicial conduct commission that seems to be working. Judge Tamra Gormley was sitting on fathers’ rights as if there was no tomorrow: a fellow was held in contempt without a hearing – why bother, men are all terrorists- and another one was deprived of custody without [...]

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The Making of Criminals and the Pass to Parental Alienation

Posted in Culture and Families, Justice and the judiciary, Parental Alienation Syndrome, Politicians on Fatherhood?, tagged , , , , , on November 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Justice is all about getting fast and demonstrable results. Take domestic violence and child abuse: for sure, they  cause severe harm to children that should be taken seriously. But most importantly, these crimes have  seemingly  easily identifiable culprits. With one complaint, the bastard gets an order of protection against him and  as a result, that [...]

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