Fathers & Families News Digest, 10/1/07

2007-10-01
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Below are some recent articles and items of interest from Fathers & Families’ latest News Digest.

Ex-tended clans: Divorce often leaves some family ties intact (USA Today, 10/1/07)

DHS program helps noncustodial parents (Tulsa World, 10/1/07)

Helping hand for single dads (Rocky Mountain News, 10/1/07)

Child Support Payments More Accessible (North County Gazette, 10/1/07)

Divorced from Reality (New York Times, 9/29/07)

Duke Apologizes to Lacrosse Players (Associated Press, 9/29/07)

Proposal on domestic violence policy angers FOP (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 9/26/07)

San Mateo Co.: Governor Signs Child Support Bill into Law (CBS5.com, 9/26/07)

Judge grants father custody in state’s longest divorce case (Boston Globe, 9/25/07)

Centers For Disease Control Finds Women Commit Half Of Domestic Violence, Reports National Coalition of Free Men (EWorldWire, 9/24/07)

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  • http://www.geocities.com/rogerfgay/ Roger F. Gay

    This is a very interesting collection of articles. I suppose there’s a chance that it hasn’t gotten much attention because people aren’t putting in the effort to read them all. Could be that a better approach would be to submit them individually to MND as suggested links.

    Wow – one journalist celebrates that in a relatively small group (married in late 1970s), more than half the marriages survived – 53%. Gee (he says sarcastically), I guess the problem of a high divorce rate really is a myth!

    Child support enforcement making it easier for custodial parents to get child support payments, with debit cards etc.? Back in the olden days when there was no CSE acting as middle-man it was really easy. The NCP sent it directly to the CP.

    It’s a well-selected group of articles; suggested reading for every policy wonk interested in family policy related debate and formulating reasons for change.






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