61. Biased Family Court System Hurts Mothers And when a mother is thrown into jail, denied the right to ever see her children family law Courts.com http//www.familylawcourts.com/statenewyork.html http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/641

September 21, 2005 Biased Family Court System Hurts Mothers Run Date: 09/05/01 By Garland Waller WEnews contributor Behind closed doors of the family court system, thousands of women each year lose child custody to violent men who beat and abuse mothers and children. The writer says family courts are not family-friendly and betray the best interests of the child. Editor's Note: The following is a commentary. The opinions expressed are those of the author and not necessarily the views of Women's Enews or NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund. (WOMENSENEWS)Studies show that in approximately 70 percent of challenged cases, battering parents have been able to convince authorities during custody battles that their victim is unfit or undeserving of sole custody, according to a recent report published by the American Judges Foundation. That statement would have once shocked me, but no more. Nor am I surprised when I read that a family court judge has awarded custody of a 3-year-old girl to the father who has violently beaten her mother. I do not even lift an eyebrow when a 2-year-old boy, who comes home from unsupervised visitation with his dad, has a diaper filled with his own rectal blood and that same child is later turned over to his father on a full-time basis. And when a mother is thrown into jail, denied the right to ever see her children again, because she brought up the issue of child abuse in a family court, I'm sickened, but not shocked. These injustices are commonplace today in the closed-door family court system. These courts often claim to operate in a manner consistent with the "best interests of the child." In practice this often means that a judge, often a male judge, biased and imperious, defines that phrase. These judges decide, time and time again, when a woman raises the allegation of sexual abuse in a custody dispute, that it is she who will lose her children forever.

62. Surrogate Mother - Egg Donor Lawyer For Contracts - Courtroom: All Surrogate Mot California family law generally protects surrogacy The court then observed that an intended mother s rights supersede those of a surrogate s under http://www.surrogacylaw.net/currentlaws.htm

Surrogate Mother - Motherhood Lawyer / Egg Donation - Egg Donor Attorney / Embryo Donation - Embryo Adoption - California Law Contact Us About Us Surrogate Mother - Surrogacy Law Home ... Contact Us SURROGACY AND EGG DONATION UNDER CALIFORNIA LAW: by Thomas M. Pinkerton, Esq. California family law generally protects surrogacy and egg donation contracts Infertile couples from around the world have found California to be a highly favorable legal forum for assisted parenthood. In general, California: Has well established case law which protects all parties to surrogacy and egg donation pregnancies; Honors the intentions expressed in a written contract between prospective parents, surrogates and egg donors; and Consistently upholds assisted parents' rights and obligations to their parenthood, whether they use their own genetic material with a surrogate, donated eggs, or donated sperm for help in creating their families

63. Pledge Case Puts Chill On Parental Rights | Csmonitor.com by the court to avoid becoming too deeply involved in the complexities of family law disputes. Yet she and her mother do not object to the Pledge. http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0617/p02s01-usju.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Special Offer: Subscribe to the Monitor and get 32 issues FREE! Domestic Politics Economy Foreign Policy ... Military Also see: Iraq in Transition Living The Monitor Breakfast Excerpts from discussions between reporters and Washington newsmakers. USA Stories: for 09/21/2005 Cities' new job 1: disaster plans What we know so far - and what we don't Sticking point of voting-reform bid: photo IDs More students are drawn to conservative colleges ... more projects... Most-viewed stories: (for 09/18/05) Bush's buffeted leadership US tempers its view of victory in Iraq Iran bids to redefine nuclear limits Why interest rates may rise again - despite Katrina ... Justice from the June 17, 2004 edition TWO PARENTS, TWO VIEWS: Michael Newdow (l.) objected to his daughter reciting 'under God' in the Pledge. But the mother, Sandra Banning (r.), didn't. RICH PEDRONCELLI/AP; STEVE YEATER/AP Pledge case puts chill on parental rights Although experts disagree on the case's reach, parents without custody could find it harder to press concerns. By Warren Richey WASHINGTON In avoiding the merits of the Pledge of Allegiance case, the US Supreme Court has dealt a substantial blow to the rights of noncustodial parents to use the federal courts to protect their children from alleged unconstitutional harms.

64. Mothers Struggle To Juggle Career And Family - National - Theage.com.au Since returning to law firm Freehills after the birth of her second child, The ACTU is pushing for a similar right to request familyfriendly hours in http://www.theage.com.au/news/National/Mothers-struggle-to-juggle-career-and-fam

@import url("/css/theage.css"); Welcome to The Age Online. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Text Version @import url("http://fdimages.fairfax.com.au/cui/netstrip-20050427.css"); NEWS MYCAREER DOMAIN DRIVE ... register Mothers struggle to juggle career and family May 14, 2005 Page Tools Email to a friend Printer format Alice Macdougall, the lawyer, at work in the city with law firm Freehills. Photo: Craig Abraham There are pitfalls and prejudices for parents in part-time jobs, reports Julie Szego. Is Alice Macdougall the elusive superwoman who stalks the public imagination? She has all the trappings: a successful legal career, office with city views, two kids in primary school, a hectic yet productive three-day working week. But her high-wire work and life balancing act comes after years of struggling to bend an inflexible workplace. Since returning to law firm Freehills after the birth of her second child, Jim, six years ago, Ms Macdougall's career path was a series of stops and starts. At first she tried working full-time, but she needed to be home by 7pm to relieve the nanny. Husband Richard works full-time in financial services. "But the workflow just slowed right down," Ms Macdougall said. "There appeared to be reluctance on the part of some partners (to provide work) because I said I needed to leave at a particular time. And then there wasn't enough time on the weekend to do all the chores and spend time with the kids.

65. International Covenant On Economic, Social And Cultural Rights State may subject such rights only to such limitations as are determined by law Special protection should be accorded to mothers during a reasonable http://www.ohchr.org/english/law/cescr.htm

English Español Français Field Activities ... Quick navigation: Preamble Part I Article 1 Part II Article 2 ... Article 31 International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Text in PDF Format Adopted and opened for signature, ratification and accession by General Assembly resolution 2200A (XXI) of 16 December 1966 entry into force 3 January 1976, in accordance with article 27 Preamble The States Parties to the present Covenant, Considering that, in accordance with the principles proclaimed in the Charter of the United Nations, recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world, Recognizing that these rights derive from the inherent dignity of the human person, Recognizing that, in accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the ideal of free human beings enjoying freedom from fear and want can only be achieved if conditions are created whereby everyone may enjoy his economic, social and cultural rights, as well as his civil and political rights, Considering the obligation of States under the Charter of the United Nations to promote universal respect for, and observance of, human rights and freedoms

66. Focus On The Family Magazine: Positively In-Laws I decided, then and there, to be the best motherin-law in the world — or as close as I could Copyright © 2005 Focus on the family. All rights reserved. http://www.family.org/fofmag/pf/a0037333.cfm

var PageTitle = escape( document.title ); var WebsiteId = "FAM"; var StyleSheet = "EAF_stylesheet.css"; var LogoImage = ""; var RefUrl = document.location.href; About Us FAQ Jobs Resources ... Christian Living Support the Ministry Donate Online Give Monthly Volunteers Creative Giving ... Parenting and Family Positively In-Laws by Suzanne Jordan Brown She walked down the aisle as my baby. She returned as a married woman. As the usher escorted me after the wedding ceremony, the realization hit me: I had turned into a mother-in-law! Jokes and stories would have you believe that all parents-in-law are dreadful creatures. Although that’s not the case, a poor relationship with a child’s spouse can separate that child from the whole family. I decided, then and there, to be the best mother-in-law in the world — or as close as I could become. So I checked with people who knew: people who have warm and loving relationships with their parents-in-law. How do these folks do it? I asked lots of people and received many answers. One thing that continually came up: “Good in-laws don’t cramp your style. They give lots of room.” Room to grow “I’m not the same person I was when I married,” Susan told me. “I’ve spent years growing and changing into the person I am today. My in-laws didn’t hold my mistakes against me. They gave me time to grow up.”

67. The Countess: UK - Electronic Tagging Mothers Not Likely To Become Law Well, it looks like I was right. MPs in the UK are probably going to drop The UK family law reforms don t pay as much mind to enforcing visitation when http://trishwilson.typepad.com/blog/2005/04/uk_electronic_t.html

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68. The Countess: Fathers More Likely To Falsely Accuse Of Abuse Than Mothers Canadian family law Judgments Nicholas Bala and John Schuman, two fathers were more likely to fabricate the accusations than mothers. http://trishwilson.typepad.com/blog/2004/12/fathers_more_li.html

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69. Dallas Child Support Enforcement & Family Law, Mother's Rights, Litigation Expen Dallas child support collection and family law information and resources. http://www.dallaschildsite.com/pa_mother.html

Home Support Enforcement Visitation Enforcement Property Enforcement ... Child Care Mother's Rights A paternity case in the State of Texas is a lawsuit to determine the natural and legal father of a minor child and to confer the rights and duties of a parent. The Mother in a paternity action has the right to raise and litigate the minor child's rights on the child's behalf. The mother has the right to bring a paternity action on behalf of the minor child against an alleged father to determine whether he is the biological and legal father of the minor child. The mother is designated under the laws of the State of Texas the natural custodian of the minor child. This means that the mother has the initial legal right to exercise sole parental responsibility over the minor child until a legal father has been determined by a court of law. Once a paternity action is filed and a legal father is determined by a court of law the mother will most likely have to share the parental responsibility concerning the minor child with the father. If the mother does not wish to share these rights with the legal father then she should consider whether she should file a paternity action. The mother has the right to request, on the minor child's behalf, that the father pay child support, cover the minor child with medical and health insurance, pay a portion of the non-covered medical expenses of the minor child, pay a portion of the mother's medical expenses related to the birth of the minor child, and pay a portion of the mother's attorney's fees and litigation expenses.

70. Legal Considerations For Pregnant Women And Birth Mothers, Fathers, And Relative Legal Considerations for Pregnant Women and Birth mothers, Fathers, and Relatives laws and policies, and ways to advocate for a family s rights. http://naic.acf.hhs.gov/expecting/birthfamilies/legal/index.cfm

Skip ACF navigation and go to main website navigation ACF Questions? ACF Privacy ACF Site Index ... Search ACF Search Clearinghouse Advanced Search Search Tips A-Z Index Site Index ... Legal Considerations for Pregnant Women and Birth Mothers, Fathers, and Relatives For more information on children waiting for families in the U.S. foster care system, see AdoptUsKids For information on child abuse and neglect, see National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information You are here: Home For Pregnant Women and Birth Mothers, Fathers, and Relatives For Birth Mothers, Fathers, and Relatives Legal Considerations for Pregnant Women and Birth Mothers, Fathers, and Relatives State laws and information on relevant legal issues related to placing a child for adoption, openness, and access to children's adoption records. Access to Family Information by Adopted Persons Series Title: State Statutes Series 2004 Author(s): National Adoption Information Clearinghouse Availability: View Publication Printable Version Order Publication (Free - Add to Cart) Year Published: 2004 - 4 pages In nearly all States, adoption records are sealed and withheld from public inspection after the adoption is finalized. Most States, therefore, have procedures by which parties to an adoption may obtain nonidentifying and identifying information about an adopted person and the adopted person's birth relatives from an adoption record. This resource, current through June 2004, provides definitions of nonidentifying and identifying information, an overview of who may access such information, and information about access to original birth certificates.

71. The Divorce Support Page: Child Custody, Alimony, Visitation, Family Law How to Hire the Right Divorce lawyer Many people believe that any lawyer can and will protect family law Statutes, Fathers Resources, Fathers rights http://www.divorcesupport.com/home.shtml

Divorce Downloads Chat Boards Divorce Calendar ... Calculate Support This is a web site devoted to connecting you to the most valuable and comprehensive divorce related information on the internet. You will find helpful and supportive information about divorce, child custody, child support, visitation, modifications, separation, alimony - spousal support, divorce laws, statutes and much more. We hope you find what you are looking for! Locate Divorce Professionals* Choose Your State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Washington D.C. Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Maryland Maine Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Generate Clients. Join the Directory *All of the divorce professionals in this directory are members of the Divorce Source Network, which is the largest and most visited divorce resource on the internet. If you are a divorce professional and are interested in becoming a member of the Divorce Source Network, please click here Start Your Divorce On-line Today! (5 Options)

72. A Compilation Of Stories About The Personal, Legal And of issues of gay and lesbian parenting from the perspective of family law. Discusses gay fathers and lesbian mothers, children of gay and lesbian http://www.apa.org/pi/l&bbks.html

Books on Lesbian and Gay Parenting A compilation of stories about the personal, legal and psychological issues facing gay fathers. The book includes a resource list of organizations, books, and videos for gay fathers, their friends, and families. Achtenberg, R. (1990). Preserving and protecting the families of lesbians and gay men. San Francisco, CA: National Center for Lesbian Rights. In its second edition, addresses the lesbian and gay family with an emphasis on creating and protecting those families. A good, concise review of issues of gay and lesbian parenting from the perspective of family law. The National Center for Lesbian Rights, publisher, is a nonprofit, public interest law firm dedicated to preserving and increasing the legal rights of lesbians and gay men. Addresses child custody and visitation, adoption and foster parenting, rights of coparents, mental health and motivation to become a parent, gender identity of children raised by a lesbian women or gay man, stigma and harassment of children of lesbian women and gay men, and protection for lesbian and gay couples. Also has extensive footnotes providing relevant legal citations and statistics. Benkov, L. (1994). Reinventing the family: The emerging story of lesbian and gay parents. New York: Crown.

73. American University Washington College Of Law Program On WorkLife Law Business law, Environmental law, Human rights, International, Litigation, law Government Finally, a logical look at the work vs. family debate. http://www.wcl.american.edu/gender/worklifelaw/

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74. Healing Families Dismembered By Adoption - And Adopting Children BACK! Exiled mothers and the adult children they lost as infants to the adoption industry (via agencies, What is a family? What about inheritance rights? http://www.adoptingback.com/

Home Adopting Children - The Day I Adopted My Daughter Back U.S. Canadian Adult Adoption Law "Happy Adoptees" "Why We Would Want to be Adopted Back By Our Parents - An Adoptee's View" "Infant Adoption: The Perfect Crime" Adoption - "Not By Choice" ... Contact Introduction: Many so-called "voluntary relinquishments" of infants for adoption were anything but voluntary. Since the start of the adoption industry after WWII, the demand for babies has prompted the use of unethical, inhumane and illegal means to obtain infants from vulnerable (young, unwed and/or poor) natural mothers who wanted to keep and raise them, violating their basic human rights Many families are now reuniting after being separated by forced adoption-separation. After reunion, loving family (parent and adult offspring) relationships are often re-established, as a natural family heals from the damage done to them. Adopting Children - Back?

75. FOXNews.com - Views - Ifeminists - Military Dads Denied Father's Rights This is the new face of father’s rights, a face men’s rights activists are tolerance laws that have removed compassion and circumstance from family law. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,151203,00.html

OAS_AD('Top'); document.write(secTimeStamp); SEARCH writeFeature(0); writeFeature(1); writeFeature(2); E-MAIL STORY PRINTER FRIENDLY FOXFAN CENTRAL Military Dads Denied Father's Rights Thursday, March 24, 2005 By Wendy McElroy ARCHIVE writeScroll(openTab2,'2'); While he was deployed in Afghanistan, a U.S. Navy Seal wrote a lullaby for his son Sean, whom he calls "SS." The song opens: Rock a bye SS/ ROCK Rock a Bye/ you sang to me each eve/ And you gave me rolling rock a byes of dreams I've yet to dream. Each night I'd pray that when I'd awake/ You'd have safely ROCK'd me home to the greatest gift, the Lord hath given me/ my little son named Sean. Gary has unsuccessfully battled the family court system in California, which has jurisdiction over the divorce, for almost two years in order to gain some access to SS. After all, that same court demands he pay hefty child support. "I am paying $2,100 a month not to see my son," Gary told Fox News in 2003. ADVERTISEMENTS adsonar_pid=144757;adsonar_ps=399668;adsonar_zw=440;adsonar_zh=120;adsonar_jv='ads.adsonar.com'; told fathers' rights activist Glenn Sacks. I went to fight for freedom but what freedom and what rights mean anything if a man doesn't have the right to be a father to his own child?"

76. Henderson Franklin | Attorneys At Law The attorneys in Henderson Franklin s Divorce, Marital family law While zealously representing our clients rights, our first goal is to secure the http://www.henlaw.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=firmGroups.firmGroupDetail&ID=3553&pN

77. NBC 4 - Family - LifeFiles: My Two Mothers LifeFiles My Two mothers. Early Problems Don t Make MonsterIn-law Despite how much I liked her, that didn t mean she liked me right away, http://www.nbc4.tv/family/4452496/detail.html

Contact Station: Select Recipient Web Staff Story Ideas/Comments Comments/Complaints Sunday News Conference Weather 4 Your Health Sports TV and Web Advertising Community Calendar Waiver Requests Today In LA Investigations Breaking News Alerts 7 a.m. 4 p.m. View More TEXT And HTML E-News Search Automotive Travel Dating Career ... NewsLinks Email This Story Print This Story LifeFiles: My Two Mothers Early Problems Don't Make Monster-In-Law Laura Lewis , Life Files POSTED: 6:11 am PDT May 5, 2005 With Mother's Day approaching, I'm thinking about my mother more than ever. The greeting card companies would be so proud that I already purchased a card that suits her taste and tells her I love her. But this year is a little different than previous Mother's Days. Since my October wedding, I have had more than one mother to appreciate and shower with attention. My mother, the one who is in my head at all times influencing my decisions from clothes to career, will be quick to remind me that I only have one mother, but my new mother-in-law has a special place in my life. Special: Mother's Day section It took time and patience to find a special place in hers, however.

78. Dina Rabinovitch: Mothers Matter More For the past 15 years, the family law courts in this country have been moving Until 1839 a separated wife was deemed to have given up her right of http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/4-19-2002-16920.asp

Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Wednesday, September 21, 2005 7:32:12 AM DIRECTORY What's the Buzz News articles Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic Dina Rabinovitch: Mothers matter more At last, a judge in a child custody battle has dared to acknowledge the simple truth. By Guardian Newspapers, 4/19/2002 This week the court of appeal made a genuinely radical judgment. A house husband's attempt to win custody of his children was rejected. And in doing so Lord Justice Mathew Thorpe said - and this is the radical bit - that the application seemed "to ignore the realities involving the different roles and functions of men and women". That this is a startling thing to say is the result of years of back-and-forth argument between powerful factions. For too long we have been trying to obscure differences, to say we are all the same, and therefore as parents men and women are equal. For the past 15 years, the family law courts in this country have been moving towards a concept of "equal parenting". Now, in one ruling, the appeal court has shifted the ground again. And in so doing, the court has done something which will genuinely advance the cause of children, in contrast to the damage caused by the years of political correctness. For the move towards more access to fathers was not radical - it was actually the end of a long and chauvinistic road.

79. Issue: Family Lesbian Mother Seeks to Reunite Her family Ruling on Washington Visitation law Suggests Balanced Approach to Parental rights http://www.lambdalegal.org/cgi-bin/iowa/issues/record?record=5

80. Salon Mothers Who Think | My Grandparents Were Pioneers In The Battle For Visita the laws interfere with parents fundamental right to raise children of their own. Other critics, such as Joan Bohl, a familylaw expert in Los Angeles, http://archive.salon.com/mwt/feature/1999/11/01/granrights/

Search Archives Contact Us Table Talk ... Columnists Current Wire Stories Click here to read the latest stories from the wires. Also Today For a full list Search Salon Advanced Search Help Recently in Salon Mothers Who Think Eager saints and sweet-toothed sinners The blessed Halloween of my youth By Kate Convissor Halloween hand-wringing Are the stories about trick-or-treat mayhem for real? By Jill Wolfson Then again, if he is a penis grabber, keep him away from mine. By Jonathan Kronstadt Wild Thing Books for bad children Bring on the ghosts, the ghouls and the unhappy endings. By Polly Shulman High noon for nurturers Penelope Leach faces off with the Ezzos in a nasty turf war. Someone needs a spanking. By Shelley Emling Complete archives for Mothers Who Think Mothers Who Think by e-mail Sign up here to receive our weekly e-mail newsletter listing recent and upcoming articles and events in Mothers Who Think. Unsubscribe My grandparents were pioneers in the battle for visitation rights To me, they were dependable, a security blanket I would never lose. By Damien Cave Nov. 1, 1999

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