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When it comes to international law, particularly international child custody cases there is a patchwork of organizations and laws that are operative.

For an alienated parent who has not spoken to their child in months or perhaps years, the easiest mistake they can make is to blame themselves and assume that the emotional distance between the child and the estranged parent is to the fault of the alienated parent somehow.

Now that the Department of Child and Family Services has decided that Brad Pitt is not a danger to his children (Is anyone shocked?) the question is can he now see his kids without a supervisor – yes, except for that stipulation he signed with Angelina Jolie.

In this story of a California woman’s pursuit of child support, 50 (FIFTY) YEARS LATER, she reached a settlement for almost the entire amount due! it ended up costing the delinquent dad FIVE TIMES what it would have cost him originally.

A major issue in any child custody battle is whether or not a parent is abusing the children, usually not physically, but emotionally. It’s certain in my opinion to be an issue in the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie child custody and divorce case.

Angie is saying Brads a deadbeat dad who hasn’t paid “meaningful” support. He says he’s given her $9,000,000 for six children for about 18 months of support

Rich people problems! What do you do when your spouse takes the $35,000,000 Picasso and leaves you a copy they painted in its place? you call your publicist! Seriously, that has to be how this story got into the media.

Hey Guys, I’ve been writing for the GoodMenProject.com for years. You may have read my articles on contraception for teens or about my documentary What About The Men? regarding domestic violence and male victims.

Memorial Day is in the rear view mirror and we are rounding the corner into June, the most popular month to get married in the United States.

Domestic abuse and domestic violence are two terms which hold a great deal of weight in family law courtrooms. Both are used to secure domestic violence restraining orders, and the prevention of domestic abuse, and violence, is one of the highest priorities for family law judges nationwide.