I would like some advice on how to set this up in the state of Kansas. There are many GREAT fathers here that are being pushed aside by the system. I am still and will forever fight until My rights are equal and I am viewed as much of a parent as she is.

I would really like to find out how to be effective at changing the kansas laws and enforcing them so that I and every father out there that is trying can have equal rights as a mother is granted.

We applaud Sen. Rand Paul for being one 31 senators to vote against renewing the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).

The Boston Herald (3/19/2012) reports that Sen.

After the Fatherhood Coalition expressed its opposition last year to Jane Doe Inc.'s hateful 'White Ribbon Campaign' banner being hung on the Massachusetts State House we were then deni

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http://www.eagletribune.com/latestnews/x1875166619/Woman-38-charged-in-S...

Eagle Tribune Newspaper. Serving the Merrimac Valley Areas.
Massachusetts
By Jo-Anne MacKenzie
jmackenzie@eagletribune.com

SANDOWN — More than a month after Richard Mannion Jr., 43, was found shot to death in his home, Nicole LeBlanc, 38, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder.

Mannion, a father of four, was found Jan. 14 in his raised ranch home at 31 Hollow Oak Drive, property he had owned for less than two years.

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New Hampshire takes first step to fix horrible 'domestic violence' law. Would require proof of abuse/violence before arrest. Here's the bill and committee pages for this NH House Bill 1581, a solid step in the right direction to correct the travesty of the DV law in NH. http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/bill_status.aspx?lsr=2800&sy=201... Write the committee to show support for HB 1581! http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/house/committees/committeedetails.aspx?c...

The Fatherhood Coalition notes with great relief the early retirement of Judge Christina Harms from
Norfolk County Probate and Family Court. She has long been singled out by members of the Coalition for
special observation. We perceived her on-the-bench demeanor to be often whimsical, abusive, and ungrounded
in legal guidelines or principle.

While it is apparent that her sudden early retirement was precipitated by one of the whimsical decisions
for which she is known to us, we will never know due to the shroud of secrecy by which the Commission on