Showing posts with label SharedParenting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SharedParenting. Show all posts

Friday, June 27, 2014

Sick Teen Ordered Into Foster Care Defends Mom on Facebook

A Kansas City teenager suffering from a painful disease posted a Facebook video expressing support for his mother after he was placed into protective custody.
www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sick-teen-ordered-fos...40966

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Leading Women For Shared Parenting Celebrates its One-Year Anniversary on Father’s Day

LW4SP has invested time in building relationships with other prominent shared parenting advocacy groups, including the American Coalition for Fathers and Children, Stand Up for Gus, Divorce Corp, Lawyers for Shared Parenting, National Parents Organization and others. It has built credibility with some of the best researchers in the world on timesharing arrangements for children of divorce, with some having joined the organization and others serving as keynote speakers at LW4SP events. Further, a listing of groundbreaking research on shared parenting has been compiled on the LW4SP site, including Dr. Richard Warshak’s recent paper which received the endorsement of 110 of the world’s most prominent child development experts, and Dr. Sara McClanahan’s paper proving the social problems experienced by children of divorce is caused by (and not just correlated with) father absence. LW4SP is also building a growing network with many in the media.
townhall.com/columnists/rachelalexander/2014/06/15...full#!

Friday, June 13, 2014

Shared parenting could be new divorce outcome

Advocates say children are better served when spending equal time with both parents. A growing number of state lawmakers are examining child custody laws amid a push from advocates who argue that divorcing parents should share equal custody. There are three major reasons for the increasing interest in shared parenting laws, said Ned Holstein, the founder of the National Parents Organization, a group that supports shared parenting. First, gender roles have converged, and more men are caretakers. Second, polls show that large majorities of Americans support the concept of shared custody. Third, the movement has, in part, been fueled by the fact that over the last 30 years, courts have given custodial parents more powers, Holstein said, leaving non-custodial parents frustrated and energizing a backlash.
www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/01/27/shar...50111

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Oregon Fatherless Day Rally Friday the 13th June 2014 Oregon State Capital Salem

Show your support in the reform of Parental Rights and Equal Shared Rights for Parents. There are too many parents that have been alienated from their children, Its time we make a change. Children Need Both Parents! Make Shared Parenting Happen Now in Oregon!! Show Your Support For Legislatures and Candidates That You Support Shared Parenting in Oregon. Send a message to Senator Floyd Prozanski (D-Eugene) That We Want Shared Parenting in the January 2015 session. No More Parental Alienation! Salem, Oregon Noon to 5 PM. Friday June 13th.


Thursday, May 29, 2014

Event Friday June 13 Oregon State Capital National Parents Organization

Show your support in the reform of Parental Rights and Equal Shared Rights for Parents. There are too many parents that have been alienated from their children, Its time we make a change. Make Shared Parenting Happen Now in Oregon!! Show Your Support For Legislatures and Candidates That You Support Shared Parenting in Oregon. Send Senator Floyd Prozanski (D-Eugene) That We Want Shared Parenting in the January 2015 session. No More Alienation!
www.facebook.com/events/287507434749593

Sunday, October 27, 2013

Gov. Kitzhaber undermining rights of parents!!

Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber, who has said he'll announce his decision on seeking a second term by the end of this month, got some advice from Nike: Just Do It. Kitzhaber, who served two terms from 1995-2003 before returning to office in 2011, has said he's wrestling with whether to seek another term given his age -- he's 66 -- and the time he has to spend with his son, a high school sophomore. What about those of us who are not Lucky enough to spend time with Our Sons Due To The Kitzhaber Administration. If anyone should understand the fraud, abuse, corruption, and incompetance in the DHS and family court system it would be Gov. Kitzhaber. Yet, he remains silent on the biggest civil rights violations in Our History. My advice would be to bow out Governor. You have your PERS. You have your son. You don't want to deal with undermining the rights of parents (Oregon Watchdog). I would take your money and Run.