Children Need Both Parents: Parental Rights and Due Process

I took some time to compile a website called "Children Need Both Parents" because I am tired of the government intruding into everyone's personal lives at the invitation of one parent. I am not discounting domestic violence and a multitude of other factors and allegations that require criminal government intervention. I am however, setting an objective standard that leads the way to protecting the parent-child relationship and working towards "co-equality" of competing parental interests. Raising evidence standards before a parent's relationship with their own child is diminished through no criminal act is a necessity.

Check it out:
http://www.childrenneedbothparents.net

It includes information linking to Professor Donald Hubin's "Parental Rights and Due Process," a solid proposed State Constitutional Amendment to Protect Parental Rights, and a Federal Constitutional Amendment proposal for the same. There are also links indicating the benefits of two parent involvement throughout the site and sample language to introduce in your own states. We have to limit government intrusion where one parent attempts to usurp the other parent's role in their child's lives.

Parental Rights must be respected and protected, and government must not intrude and assist in the usurpation any longer. Parents are co-equal unless a steep evidentiary standard is employed to intrude, but that has not been the practice in CPS, Child Custody, Child Support, or Divorce cases where parents are encouraged to destroy each other in a winner take all battle sometimes to the death.

Google: Family Court is a Deadly Business; Guess what, I wrote it. Check it out and see what is really happening across America. Be sure to tell people, like your family members, legislators, and even local officials about what is happening everywhere.

Freedom of Information Act Links

I have compiled some useful resources on Freedom of Information Act Laws, Anti-Slapp (Anti- Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation), and other informative links that will help citizens stamp out government corruption by having the tools necessary to get at critical information not otherwise known to the general public. This helps keep government in the sunshine for all the public to see. Do your part and file one today, you might even be able to do it for FREE.

Listen to the various discussions on this episode of the Get Off The Bench Advocacy Call. It's free and it is to help you and your organizations.


http://www.gwu.edu/%7Ensarchiv/nsa/foia/resources.html

United States Department of Justice FOIA Information Website
http://www.usdoj.gov/oip/index.html

Public Citizen Freedom of Information Clearinghouse
http://www.citizen.org/litigation/free%5Finfo/

State by State Freedom of Information Act Laws
http://www.foiadvocates.com/records.html

How to Make a Freedom of Information Act Request
http://www.foiadvocates.com/howto.html

How to Get FOIA Fee Waivers
http://www.foiadvocates.com/fees.html

Citizen Access Project
http://www.citizenaccess.org/

Searchable Information Sources (all 50 states) Citizen Access Project
http://www.citizenaccess.org/search.html

Project on Government Oversight
http://www.pogo.org/

Report Corruption on Project on Government Oversight
http://www.pogo.org/report-corruption/

Society of Professional Journalists Foia Information and Anti-Slapp Lawsuit Issues
http://www.spj.org/foi.asp

The National Archives for Records Managers Website (Government training and guidelines site for maintaining records, master this and master getting more access to information no matter where it is in the government bureaucracies.)
http://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/

Federal Records Officers - Complete Federal List
http://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/agency/officers-lists.html