May 11, 2008
How to get Strippers to Pay Your Child Support
Wouldn’t it be great to get someone else to pay your bills with no strings attached (the intended pun will be obvious shortly)? It would be even better if they paid or helped pay your child support, wouldn’t you agree? Here’s a little background on how we discovered this plan and why it isn’t just a [...]
Comments (6) Filed under: Child Support & Custody, OP/ED, Society, Support, Vox Populi — Terri Lynn Tersak @ 8:47 amWhy the States Don’t Collect Child Support Arrearages and Never Will
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As most of True Equality Network’s (TEN) readers know we are a group with over 40,000 members comprised mainly of women. The women of TEN live and breathe the problems with child support issues every day of our lives. Some as recipient custodial parents, others as the wives/significant others of male child support obligors, and [...]
April 30, 2008
‘She wouldn’t lie’ mentality tips scales in custody fights: Reprint from Baltimore Sun
THE BALTIMORE SUN
‘She wouldn’t lie’ mentality tips scales in custody fights
By Rinaldo Del Gallo III
April 25, 2008
Last month, Mark A. Castillo allegedly confessed to drowning his three children in the bathtub of a hotel room at the Inner Harbor. Mr. Castillo, who reportedly told police a divorce and custody battle with his estranged wife [...]
Comments (0) Filed under: Child Support & Custody, Families, Fatherhood, Fatherhood Activism, Feminist Justice — Rinaldo Del Gallo, III @ 10:10 pmApril 3, 2008
Gay Marriage? What For?
Every time there’s another landmark on the way to gay marriage, several people send me links and jubilant emails about it. They expect me to jump up and down and cheer about it, but I can barely register even polite interest.
It isn’t that I don’t want to be able to legally formalize a commitment to [...]
March 31, 2008
W.V. Enacts Statute Against Parental Interference, False DV, and Child Abuse Allegations
The West Virginia state legislature has passed an important bill that will reduce false allegations of child abuse and neglect, domestic violence, and parental interference. Men and Women Against Discrimination (MAWAD) led the lobbying to get this passed.
Bill 3065 is perhaps the first of its kind — a massive improvement over prior “wild west” [...]
February 10, 2008
Why Republicans Will Lose in 2008, Part II
Those who want to know why Republicans will lose in 2008 should ask Senator John McCain. McCain has demonstrated uncanny consistency changing the subject whenever someone asks a legitimate question on core social issues. This is the fatal shortcoming for both Senator McCain, and the G.O.P. as well.
An analysis of his speech given [...]
January 6, 2008
First Men’s Shelter Opens in Canada
Women’s advocacy organizations have long had full control of government resources allocated for domestic violence services, in spite of the fact that at least half of all serious domestic violence is initiated by women. Politicians whose faux-chivalry views originate below the belt have enabled this to happen (recall that the Ku Klux Klan also [...]
Comments (4) Filed under: Child Support & Custody, Domestic Violence, Fatherhood Activism, Feminist Justice, Men's Rights Activism, North America, Politics, VOA Human Rights and Law, VOA Politics, VOA United States, Vox Populi — David R. Usher @ 2:19 amDecember 23, 2007
How To Enforce Visitation Rights Yourself
Many men find themselves caught between police officers who refuse to enforce visitation rights and family judges who refuse to do anything after-the-fact. This happens because police do not have a method to use. Since feminists won’t give them one, it is up to us to show them the way.
In the 1990’s, I developed [...]
December 20, 2007
Hillary: Deadbeat Politics Comes Home
Christmas is the season when feminist judges and aspiring prosecutors appease the Pink Aristocracy by rounding up all those guys who can’t afford to pay fixed-sums of “child support” demanded to finance feminist divorce-for-the-hell-of-it. Combine this jolly style of secular Mussolinism with a Presidential election, and it all comes straight back down the chimney.
And [...]
December 7, 2007
McClatchy Newspapers, with “Brokered Brides” Article, Interferes Twice in Child Custody Case While Knowing They Were Wrong
I have written before about how, on Veteran’s Day 2007, mangina Andrew Marton of the Dallas-Fort Worth Star Telegram published his “Brokered Bride” slander provided by a Russian woman fighting a child custody battle with her ex-husband. The victim had been unable to provide his side of the story because he was abiding by court rules.
Among the most blatant mistakes [...]



