Family Reunion

9/11 Claimed The Lives Of Many Fathers. Today Their Children Remember Them.

By Shelby Talcott – The Daily Caller 09/11/2019 “… The New York Post profiled some of the children who were born and grew up fatherless because of 9/11, noting their fathers’ memory lives on. Eighteen years after the attacks, some of the teenagers are continuing in their father’s footsteps while others have found ways to […]

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The Myth and Reality of Deadbeat Dads

By Andrew Yarrow – Yahoo Lifestyle 09/06/2019 “… Child custody and child support laws and judicial practices continue to favor mothers, given that the sotto voce assumption that mothers are innately better parents has been the guiding principle of family law. …” Read the entire article: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/myth-reality-deadbeat-dads-213646237.html

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Divorced dad targets California’s ‘outdated’ alimony law

By Priscella Vega – Los Angeles Times 09/13/19 “… A Huntington Beach man is taking another shot at reforming California’s alimony law, this time by championing a ballot initiative that would restrict payments to former spouses to a maximum of five years following a divorce or legal separation. …” Read the entire article: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-09-13/divorced-dad-targets-californias-outdated-alimony-law

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Amendment seeks to correct disparity between executive’s and judiciary’s definitions of shared parenting

By Gabriel Olano – Law Times 08/30/2019 “… According to Morneau, the clarification to the Income Tax Act will ensure that benefits paid to families in shared-parenting arrangements are not stopped or interrupted. …” Read the entire article: https://www.lawtimesnews.com/practice-areas/tax/federal-government-to-clarify-shared-parenting-benefits-eligibility/303591

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Parental Alienation: It Only Takes One Falsehood to Ruin Lives

By Ivy Blonwyn – PsychCentral 08/23/19 ‘Da called and told me he never wants to see you again’. That’s all it takes. One lie to a confused, hurting child. A lie repeated forcefully and consistently until it became ‘truth’. Read the entire article: https://blogs.psychcentral.com/full-heart/2019/08/parental-alienation-it-only-takes-one-falsehood-to-ruin-lives/

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Old school divorce is in the past, set expectations and boundaries

By Jann Blackstone – Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette 09/05/19 “… Enter joint custody and everything changed. Now the courts, the psychological community, society, etc., all believe co-parenting is in the best interest of the children and if you want to do it right, exes must interact — in the best interest of the children, of

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‘I just have to learn to forget him’ – Dad reveals the heartbreaking battle to see his son

By Emily White – Lincolnshire Live 09/09/19 “… I know there are thousands of parents out there, just like me, who have been alienated and isolated from seeing their kids by the other parent and are now having to fight by themselves to get their kids back. …” Read the entire article: https://www.lincolnshirelive.co.uk/news/local-news/i-just-learn-forget-him-3280311

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Missing fathers and America’s broken boys – the vast majority of mass shooters come from broken homes

By Suzanne Venker – Fox News 02/19/18 “… When boys don’t have this model, they suffer. And when they suffer, society suffers. A majority of school shooters come from fatherless homes; and a study of older male shooters (think Steven Paddock of the Las Vegas massacre) produces similar results. Indeed, the consequences of fatherlessness are

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Parents who have been kept apart from their children are pressing Japan on child custody laws

By Simon Denyer – Stars and Stripes 08/22/2019 “… Jeffery Morehouse was living in Washington state, where he had won permanent custody of his son, Mochi. In June 2010, he dropped the 6-year-old off with his Japanese mother for a visit; she promptly took him to Tokyo. …” Read the entire article: https://www.stripes.com/news/pacific/parents-who-have-been-kept-apart-from-their-children-are-pressing-japan-on-child-custody-laws-1.595287

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