I was reminded of the thought expressed in the title to this post the other day, which provoked me to […]
Continue reading "Family Law Reform: Sometimes People Want You To Think It’s About Others, When It’s Really About Them."
Recently, I was updating our breakdown of Title IV-D incentive payments to states, and I came across this little […]
Continue reading "Apparently, Noncustodial Parents Need To Be Encouraged To “Visit” With Their Children."Note: This is an updated consolidation of two posts made in August/September 2012. Way back in 2012, we were having […]
Continue reading "Family Law Reform: The Ugly Truth About Why States Don’t Want The Presumption Of 50/50 Parenting After Divorce"Is shared parenting legislation a win? Sadly, probably not. In truth, it’s mostly political deception intended to manufacture the appearance […]
Continue reading "Caution: Shared Parenting May Not Be What You Think It Is."Consider the following story from one of our members: “My son testified in the state capital when a proposal was […]
Continue reading "Family Law Reform: The Failure Of A Moral Argument"This case is both difficult to read, but also amazing. It is a reminder that even that when dealing with […]
Continue reading "Celia"One of the huge problems we have in our fight for Family Law Reform is the problem of “enablers”. We’ve […]
Continue reading "Family Law: The Root Of The Problem Is This…"Earlier in the week, I had an experience with a recently added member to one of our closed Facebook groups where […]
Continue reading "You Want Family Law Reforms? Okay, Here’s One Thing That Needs To Happen…"I wish I could say I’m surprised, but I’m not. This is a horrible story from one of our followers: […]
Continue reading "Danny Draw Sawyer"You might have noticed that the common theme of our most recent publicity messages center around “sharing the truth”. And […]
Continue reading "Memo To Followers: Is The Fox Ruling The Henhouse?"
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