All dependent children thrive when they receive emotional, financial, and medical support from both of their parents. However, there is an imbalance in the current laws and policies that place more importance on financial support and child support enforcement than on emotional support — even though they are both equally important to the health and well-being of children.
Our family laws and policies need to take parenting time interference as seriously as they take failure to pay child support and allow both parents to be a meaningful part of the lives of the children they are mandated to support. We often hear about the negative effects of child-support agency blunders on women and children. And yet, we seldom hear of the negative consequences of agency blunders from the perspective of the 14 million non-custodial parents, who are mostly fathers. This video addresses the complexities child support payors face.
Family Reunion is a 501(c)(3) organization who reunites families that have been estranged due to divorce, separation, or by harmful family laws and policies.
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