1. Promoting Fathers Rights And Helping Noncustodial (ncp) Mothers system of Family Law that is stacked against noncustodial mothers and fathers. There are links to father's rights groups, noncustodial mothers http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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11. Promoting Fathers Rights And Helping Noncustodial (ncp) Mothers Win In Family Co family law CHILD SUPPORT - FATHER S rights you fight back against a system of family law that is stacked against noncustodial mothers and fathers. http://www.ancpr.org/

ANCPR Alliance for Non-Custodial Parents Rights Welcome! FIND AND EVALUATE AN ATTORNEY MEMBERS ONLY AREA ANCPR HOME DOWNLOAD FAMILY LAW HANDBOOK ... SEARCH THIS WEBSITE May we suggest our host: Subscribe ANCPR Newsletter FAMILY LAW - CHILD SUPPORT - FATHER'S RIGHTS If you have questions about child support, custody or visitation, WE CAN HELP! The ANCPR Online Premium Membership gets you instant online access to our all new ANCPR Power-Packed Family Law Winning Strategies eBook in addition to unlimited access to our Case Law Research Archives More info Keep Connected. Subscribe to the ANCPR Newsletter FOR ALL THE LATEST HEADLINES CLICK HERE Family Courts and politicians must stop treating parents like criminals! Suicide and Divorce: The Tragic Connection Paternity Fraud Legislation Gets Attention It Deserves False Allegations of Abuse and Custody Get the word out about Warren Farrell's new book: Father and Child Reunion ... ANCPR testimony by John Smith re: HR 6 (Child Support and Fatherhood) Take action right now by writing to Washington about the injustices in family court. Your children deserve a better system that favors shared parenting, shared custody for both mothers and fathers. CLICK HERE FOR THE LEGISLATIVE ACTION CENTER . You will be given the choice of sending one of our letters, or of writing one of your own. All you need is your zip code and we'll find your representatives, format the letter, and send it for you. Or, even better, you can print up the pre-formatted letter and send it via regular mail. The choice is yours!

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mothers movement research law custody divorce NEW: OUTRAGES Naming names. JOINT CUSTODY RESEARCH THE ROAD TO HELL IS PAVED WITH GOOD INTENTIONS THOSE JOINT CUSTODY STUDIES Debunked. BAUSERMAN ON JOINT CUSTODY Rind study co-author does another. NEW: MICHAEL LAMB AND JOAN KELLY Infant custody nonsense. JOINT CUSTODY The opinion of a noncustodial father. MORE "FATHERLESSNESS" PROPAGANDA The AAML and the CRC. CHANGING CUSTODY IN THE TEEN YEARS A bad idea. POST-DIVORCE MOVEAWAYS BRAVER'S ACTUAL FINDING S Surprise! Kids are fine with their mothers ADDITIONAL COMMENTS BY JUDITH WALLERSTEIN, Ph.D. LaMUSGA v. LaMUSGA (California) INFORMATION PAGE THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO TRAVEL RESEARCH MYTHS AND FACTS ...ABOUT MOTHERHOOD What the research really says. ...ABOUT FATHERHOOD What the research really says. ...IN FATHERHOOD PROMOTION Wade's World. ...ABOUT STEPMOTHERS and MOTHER ABSENCE Not such great news. NEW: ABOUT PARENTING AND CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT ...ABOUT WHY PEOPLE DIVORCE (And why women file more often.) THE FATHERS' RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN THEIR OWN WORDS The infamous "Pig Page."

14. MOTHERS RIGHTS Links for Single mothers on Child Custody, Child Support, family law, Parenting, Adoption, Childcare, and more. Home mothers rights family law http://www.searchmothers.com/mothers_rights/family_law.php

or WWW MOTHERS' RIGHTS Custody Support Parenting Time Family Law ... Organizations CHANNELS Mothers Mothers' Rights Parenting Childcare ... Mothers Rights >> Family Law Family Law American Bar Association - Search the American Bar Association site for family law information. Association of Certified Family Law Specialists (ACFLS) - Family Law Specialists in California FamilyLawCourts.com - A site that explains why family law courts by design, exist to generate income, and should not be the first place to turn, when seeking a divorce. Free Advice.com - Website with general legal information to help people understand their legal rights in 100 legal topics including family law. Family Law and Living Together - Today several million unmarried couples live together in the United States. Get information on your agreement to live together and common law marraige. NOLO.com - Browse NOLO.com's site for information on child custody and support information. This site includes a law center, A comprehensive FAQ area, and information on how to do your own research on statutes and cases. Legal-Help-USA - Professional legal aid from a nation-wide team of expert lawyers that provide help and assistance with all legal family law related issues. Reportedly there will be a referral to lawyers in your area offering sound legal help for Less Than $1 per Day. This site is otherwise known as www.child-support-custody.com.

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18. Mothers Of Lost Children - Information/The Family Law Court System However, as family law judges have wide discretion, appeals courts usually uphold the Unfortunately, there is no comparable mothers rights network yet. http://www.mothers-of-lost-children.com/MOLC_famcourt.htm

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1903, Davis, CA 95617 JUDGES, MEDIATORS, EVALUATORS LEARN ABOUT THE COURT SYSTEM- In the Middle Ages, disputes were originally settled on a battlefield by knights. Consider the court room a battlefield, rather than a place for justice and protection of children or victims of family violence. JUDGES: Judges are at the top of the court pyramid. Although other judges can hear custody cases, the trend in California is to have particular judges assigned to unified family courts and given special training. There are also commissioners, judges pro tem, referees, and private or retired judges who hear cases. All of these justices have complete power over your case. The advantage to having a unified court is that one judge hears and coordinates a family's problems. These problems may include domestic violence, temporary restraining orders, divorce and custody issues. The disadvantage is that one judge may be prejudiced against women, burned out, or uncaring. Many judges are biased against women, according to studies. You will want to find out the judge's reputation early. You have the right to have a judge hear your case, and to dismiss one judge without a reason given, up to 10 days after you know s/he is assigned to your case, before any contested hearing begins

19. WPA - Family Support Services The Incarcerated mothers law Project (IMLP) helps criminal justiceinvolved foster care, and family court systems; termination of parental rights; http://www.wpaonline.org/services/support.htm

Incarcerated Mothers Law Project (IMLP) In addition to providing educational sessions in prisons and jail, IMLP staff work with clients in the community to assess the status of legal relationships with children, define goals, and prepare advocacy strategies. In some instances, WPA secures legal representation for clients through one of its linkages with legal services providers. IMLP also offers staff and client training on the criminal justice, foster care, and family court systems; termination of parental rights; and adoption for community agencies, government departments and other interested groups. Family Preservation Program Brooklyn Community Office A Vera Institute of Justice study reveals that mothers are often arrested soon after the removal of children to foster care.)

20. Fathers' Rights - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Currently family law awards primary custody to mothers more often than it does to fathers, Fathers rights activists views of family law Judges http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fathers'_rights

Fathers' rights From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Fathers' rights movement is a loose network of interest groups , primarily in western countries, established to campaign for equal treatment by the courts in family law issues such as child custody after divorce child support , and paternity determinations. Contents History Main beliefs and goals Fathers' Rights activists' views of Family Law Judges Fathers' Rights Activists' views of British policymakers ... edit History The Fathers' Rights movement has existed since the 1970s. No history of the movement has been written, but it can be viewed in the wider context of changes in family life during the 20th Century. One controversial idea being mooted today is that the traditional western nuclear family no longer fits society's requirements and that single mothers, with the support of the state, can provide an equally viable or even better solution to the 'problem' of bringing up a nation's children. The state benefits and support provided to single mothers can be viewed as making the father's parental role redundant when the parents don't live together. Children's and Fathers' rights campaigners oppose this notion and point to research showing that having an involved father is an important benefit for children, and that it is generally harmful to deny children the right to know and be cared for by both their parents when both parents are available to provide for the children's needs.

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