Topics: Father’s Rights and Paternity - 2 results

A judge in a Cincinnati divorce trial has ordered the husband to apologize to his wife for something he posted on his Facebook page, or face jail time. Judge rules that Mark Byron violated restraining order by calling wife evil and vindictive on Facebook Mandate to apologize riles free-speech advocates Lawyer says restraining orders are biased and overused against husbands   An Evil, Vindictive Woman Get the free Divorce & Family Law Newsletter. Click here to subscribe Mark and Elizabeth …

New information about child support payment from the census bureau shows that when it comes to custody cases, fathers are still getting the short end of the stick. Mothers more likely to get custody, child support Fatherless homes lead to troubled children Men need to be proactive to protect rights in custody cases It Pays To Be Mom The latest census information reveals that of the 13.7 custodial parents in the country, only one in six are fathers. The report, …