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Family Reunion is a national non-profit educational organization committed to raising awareness about the challenges of divorce or separation—especially when children are involved. The complexities of family dynamics during and after separation can be overwhelming, as families encounter emotional, legal, and logistical hurdles. Changes in living arrangements, parenting schedules, and financial responsibilities often create tension, and the emotional impact is felt by all. Destructive behaviors frequently arise during this challenging period, and current laws, policies, and the adversarial court system can further complicate matters, making it difficult to foster a balanced and supportive environment.

Family Reunion helps families navigate the complexities of family dynamics before, during, and after separation and has national leading experts that educate the public, media, and lawmakers on the importance of “shared parenting,” which grants both parents equal rights, responsibilities, and parenting time – while benefiting children.

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Daniel Sherwin

Your Financial Roadmap: Top Tips for Parents to Begin Planning for Their Family’s Future

By Daniel Sherwin, www.dadsolo.com Navigating the financial landscape as a parent often means balancing immediate needs with long-term aspirations. Understanding and managing your money not only secures your family’s future but also teaches valuable lessons about financial responsibility to your children. The journey to financial stability begins with strategic planning and a keen understanding of

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Daniel Sherwin

Returning to Education: A Guide for Stay-at-Home Parents

Image by freepik By Daniel Sherwin, www.dadsolo.com Returning to school as a stay-at-home parent is a significant step that can open doors to new opportunities and personal growth. It requires careful planning and consideration of various factors to ensure a smooth transition. This journey involves choosing the right field of study, managing family responsibilities, and

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Mark Sutton

Title IX Advocacy for Men and Boys: Your Help Is Needed

By Mark Sutton Dear Title IX Allies, We are writing because we are concerned about the 2024 Title IX regulations which are scheduled to be published early this year. We are specifically troubled about the proposals that will strip due process rights and impede the ability to file official complaints to the Office of Civil

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Top Stories In The News

Why Kids Need More Play Time and Fewer Structured Activities

By Psychology Today, 10/21/24 “…Kids need time and opportunity to run around in the grass, build forts, and play dress up. Play isn’t just entertainment; it’s a critical tool that fosters mental strength and emotional well-being. …” Read the entire article:  https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/what-mentally-strong-people-dont-do/202410/why-kids-need-more-play-time-and-fewer-structured

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Help, My College Son/Daughter Was Falsely Accused of a Title IX Violation

By Title IX For All, 10/22/24 “…While most parents of accused students (“respondents”) are not Title IX professionals, they often immediately and correctly understand that their sons’ education and professional careers, not to mention their relationships and mental health, are at risk. …” Read the entire article: https://titleixforall.com/help-my-college-son-daughter-was-falsely-accused-of-a-title-ix-violation/

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What’s Behind the Plunge in Divorce Rates?

By Psychology Today, 10/03/24 “…In the study, Cohen found that divorce rates have fallen for younger women, which accounts for the decline. Although older women are more likely to divorce, rates in women over age 45 stopped rising this past decade. Furthermore, newly married couples may be more protective of their marriages. …” Read the

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Check Out Our Educational Videos!

Our video series includes: Divorce and Separation, Access/Parenting Time Denial, Parental Alienation, and A Move Away Parent.

Our series also includes: Paternity Fraud, Fatherlessness, and False Accusations.

Men's E-News Is A Project for Family Reunion!

Mensenews.org provides up-to-date news and information to support men/fathers and the women who care about them.

Men’s E-News works to address the problems that impair their well-being.

Women Against
Paternity Fraud (WAPF)

Womenagainstpaternityfraud.org (WAPF) is a 501(c)(3) national non-profit organization.

Women Against Paternity Fraud educates the public, media, and policy makers on issues relating to paternity fraud.

Issues Affecting Divorced or Separated Parents

For many parents, divorce or separation is often the only option. During this highly stressful time it is not uncommon for destructive behaviors to occur. Many issues can arise that parents should be aware of:

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