Why More American Dads Are Winning Primary Custody
Changes in and out of the courtroom are leading to more fathers getting primary custody of their kids.
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Biological Father Awarded Parenting Rights in California Case Recognizing Three Parents
On Tuesday, Nov. 13, California’s Third District Court of Appeal found in favor of a biological father (known as C.A.) who now shares parenting rights with a married woman and her husband. Get fathers’ rights news right in your inbox!
Proposed Parenting Time Rule Changes in Japan Could Spell Good News for Single Fathers
Custody and parenting time is handled differently in Japan than it is in the West, though new rules could change things. Efforts are aimed at making child exchanges easier and more enforceable.
The 7 Books Divorcing, Divorced, and Single Fathers Need
Books for divorced dads will help you navigate some of the toughest challenges you can face during and after the process. Fupping recently published their list of the best seven books for divorced men, and here is our rundown of them.
Knesset Member Decries Hypocrisy against Fathers in Israel’s Family Law System
In Israel, mothers automatically receive custody of children under age six thanks to the Tender Years Clause. Women’s groups vehemently opposed attempts to lower the age last year. It’s a fight that frustrated men and women who are fighting for the best interests of Israeli children.
Warren Farrell and John Gray Team Up to Shine Spotlight on the Crisis for Boys and Men in the United States
Society has been fighting for decades to erase the constraints against women. We’ve taken major strides to convince girls they could be smart and nurturing, inspiring and inspired, that they had the power to define who and what they would become based on their likes and preferences and nobody else’s. But we haven’t afforded the […]
Single Dads at Increased Risk of Suicide on Father’s Day
For thousands of fathers in America, Father’s Day was one of the few days this year they were able to see their children. For others, it was another day spent in a seemingly endless custody battle against a system that was stacked against them from the start. For far too many, that battle proved too […]
North Carolina Could Get a Fathers’ Rights Advocate as Their Next State Senator
Residents in North Carolina’s 42nd District could have a shared parenting and fathers’ rights advocate as their newest state senator, if they elect Dustin Long as their representative.
West Virginia Fathers get Boost with iFather Events
Fathers’ relationships with their children are getting a boost in West Virginia from West Virginia University’s iFather program. iFather is a joint effort between the WVU extension program, and their College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences (‘CPASS’).
NOW’s Hidden Agenda and War on Fathers’ Rights
The National Organization for Women (NOW) claims that it is about full equality between men and women. Those who espouse true equality are known as equality feminists. NOW is not an equality feminism organization – rather it is a gender feminism organization. Gender feminism espouses that women need special treatment and protections by virtue of […]