Lucian Vâlsan has started a series bringing real-life stories from the days of Communism into English. In his third episode, he brings a story of a young male university student who married a narcissistic woman and became the victim of paternity fraud.
Under both “patriarchal” and feminist cultures, the presumption of equal custody has never existed. Tom James examines the historical records.
“Go, Dad, please go.” It wasn’t that she didn’t love him; she loved him very much. It was that, by standing there taking all the punches, he was putting her in danger.
The South Carolina Family Court system has retaliated against a journalist who routinely investigates judicial corruption. To some, Dion McNeil, 34, of Columbia, S.C., is someone without fear and willing to write about whatever he believes protects the people. He started a news publication covering topics that other many other publications wouldn’t cover and some …
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Australian inquiry to look at the use of false and opportunistic accusations of violence in Family Court battles. Bettina Arndt says ‘Bring it on Prime Minister!’
New contributor Marjorie Steele demolishes the claim that child support payments from one parent to the other are simply “for the benefit of the child”.
First we had the Red Pill Documentary, and now one on the forgotten fathers of America. The cultural trend of speaking up for men’s issues continues to increase.
It can be difficult to appreciate the extent to which men are discriminated against – until it becomes personal. Paul Schwennesen relates his story.
A new case opens up numerous opportunities for fathers to fight biased family laws
Is it possible to reduce the excessive gynocentrism currently guiding family law? Robert Franklin discusses the nature of gynocentrism and provides steps toward effective legal reform.
