Family Law Reform Advocates Rally To Get Film On TV
A Divorced Dad goes to see his kids for a day of fun. But then…
Can you relate to this man’s plight? Are you a noncustodial dad? A noncustodial mom who deals with the exact same things? Is your husband or wife going through this? Do you have a son, daughter, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, friend or coworker who you suffers the same injustices?
If you click the television above you can watch the short film Any Dad produced by Rich Farr of Krights, a well-known family law reform advocate. Any Dad is receiving positive reviews on current TV.
The more “Greenlights” you give it, the closer it gets to number one. At this time it is the number 19 position! Please take the time to register and vote. You can help get this accurate and moving film on television.
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February 3rd, 2007 05:15
< ![CDATA[I'll definitely watch and vote! Good for you, Teri, in promoting this inclusive film which speaks to issues including all noncustodial parents, fathers and mothers alike.]]>
February 3rd, 2007 05:39
< ![CDATA[Thank you.]]>
February 3rd, 2007 06:58
< ![CDATA[Thank you.]]>
February 3rd, 2007 07:15
< ![CDATA[Any Dad is a tear jerker for me. What a depressing way to start a Saturday.
I hope this gets major distribition. I think everyone should see this and be aware of NC parents issues.
Thanks for posting Teri.]]>
February 3rd, 2007 07:40
< ![CDATA[17th place again! Great!]]>
February 3rd, 2007 08:59
< ![CDATA[Almost as much of a tear jerker as me talking to my son for the first time in about 6 months (have not been allowed to see for 3 years 2 months).
Of course I had to call 5 times and run the gauntlet of the Psycho's boyfriend (himself a Dad and it seems divorced at one time).
My Son said, "I don't want to talk to you and Rachael does not want to talk to you so stop calling." click
Rachael is his younder sister by 2 years and is autistic (Asperger's Syndrom) highly empathetic and loving individual. Always happy to talk to me.
So why is it that I cannot cry anymore?
I think it is due to accepting that there is no hope for the situation.
THis film is what this site should be all about, and the libs like Steve Guess, RP Reyes, and Denise Noe need to be run off.
Solutions and exposure.]]>
February 3rd, 2007 09:21
< ![CDATA[This would make an appropriate half-time piece during the Superbowl.]]>
February 3rd, 2007 15:38
< ![CDATA[Thurston,
It has nothing to do with being liberal or conservative. It's time we put those labels aside and addressed each issue on it's own merit.
After all, I'm a liberal.
; )
Teri]]>
February 3rd, 2007 15:49
< ![CDATA[14th place! Please take it to #1.]]>
February 3rd, 2007 18:06
< ![CDATA[Where is everyone!!! I expected 100 comments by now.
Even that fruitcake Guess has 152 comments-so let's get this going.
Teri, how do we get this to the top of the MND page???]]>
February 3rd, 2007 20:42
< ![CDATA[Please add comments on this website: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1778771/posts And add comments on the current_TV site. I think it raises the rating. Post the info in Yahoo, msn, mypace and google groups. Send as a bulletin, use as a blog post and as a comment on myspace and Yahoo 360. Post on Craigslist forums and on political and men-focused website forums or as a comment after an article. Send it to your local paper.]]>
February 3rd, 2007 23:34
< ![CDATA[Number 11!!!!]]>
February 3rd, 2007 23:35
< ![CDATA[Number 11 out of over 2000 entries!!!!]]>
February 4th, 2007 06:55
< ![CDATA[What a fantastic piece of film making, and one I hope reaches the position it deserves. We need this kind of exposure to show the hidden bias and the hidden victims in our society.
Thank you Teri, you are a star.]]>
February 4th, 2007 18:13
< ![CDATA[I was the primary caretaker of my son and daughter from infancy to young teens. Early on, a divorce attorney, while we discussed custody issues, told me that "primary caretaker" was the term feminists used instead of "mom" because almost all primary caretakers were women but feminists didn't want to sound sexist, ... they wanted to say, the best interests of the child were with the primary caretaker.
At some point I suggested that any partner who prevented the other from equal access to the kids, especially if that partner had been working for them, and for the children, - and paying rent, food, to decide when things didn't work out, to take the kids from the parent who worked was being abusive to the kids, and treating the partner in an immoral manner. First they got to stay home and "bond" - they were permitted the option/privilage of taking a break from the drudgery of the work place (for most people that is fact, most don't have jobs were self-expression, power, and autonomy rule the day) and then they were allowed experience one of the most unique, and loving experiences they could have,raising a child, their child. How could anyone be "GIVEN" all that and then stab the other in the back while preventing the children from both parents, a form of child abuse. And the courts go for it.
The attorney told be before the hearing (which we skipped later) that as a man, who was the primary caretaker, don't be suprised if the judge sided with the "mommy" instead of the "daddy" ... damn. I thought I was safe.
What kept me safe is that I would only marry women who would be fair to me, and to the kids, and who understood that if she wasn't fair to me, and the kids, that she would wake up one day wondering what country the children were now living in.
The news has horror stories of bad dad's taking the kids. Rarely do the tell the story where she was taking the kids first, with threats of cops, jail, if he tried to see them more than every other week.
It won't be until more men are willing to be the types of men our country once had, rebels, who told oppressors to stuff it... The film will help but what really helps is when lesbian couples split, and all of a sudden those who "DIDN'T GET IT" when fathers/men complained, suddenly got all misty eyed for the poor lesbian "mommy" that the other lesbian was trying to prevent from spending much time with "Their" children.
SD]]>
February 4th, 2007 23:55
< ![CDATA[Made number 10]]>