Florida is one of the 36 States that have recently passed child custody bills to protect military parents who might be at risk of having their child visitation grossly diminished or even, eliminated all together while overseas. Read the full story
Florida is one of the 36 States that have recently passed child custody bills to protect military parents who might be at risk of having their child visitation grossly diminished or even, eliminated all together while overseas. Read the full story
Miami Heat basketball player and NBA all-star Dwyane Wade is finally divorced from estranged (now ex) wife Siohvaughn Wade, according to the Chicago Tribune. Read the full story
As time presses forward, millions of Fathers each day are rewriting and redefining the role of what it means to be a Father in today’s society. Read the full story
The Men’s Divorce Law Firm was sad to hear this week that Two and a Half Men star, Charlie Sheen, gave up child custody to ex-wife actress, Denise Richards. Read the full story
Some lawmakers in Tennessee are currently pushing for an initial presumption of a 50-50 split in regards to child custody. Read the full story
Illinois State Representative, Robert W. Pritchard, is currently proposing a bill that would enforce a $100 fine for anyone who interferes with court-ordered child custody or visitation, and proposes similar penalties for those who violate a protective order. Read the full story
This past Friday night, ABC’s 20/20 covered the story of Joseph and Rebecca Reyes, a couple caught in a bitter divorce battle over their daughter’s religious upbringing. Read the full story
A recent article in the Washington Post stated that the United States is currently pressuring Japan to sign the 1980 global convention concerning international parental child abductions. Read the full story
Ring in the new year with this great book, Fathers Have Rights Too, by Robert G. Lockhart. The book is about a man named Cory Jacobs, his son, Cory Jr., and his ex-wife, Paula. Read the full story
NEW YORK TIMES: A federal court in Brazil gave the Brazilian family of a 9-year-old boy at the center of a five-year international abduction and custody case a deadline of Thursday to turn the child over to his American father Read the full story
