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Anonymous:
My children age 14 and 17 want to change their names and have filed a motion to do so.
Do fathers have any rights in a court of law anymore?
Will they get this motion granted because their custodial parent agreed to it?
I’m objecting but will that be enough? Does anyone have experience with this one?
Anonymous:
Everyone is talking about the injustice in family courts..
Im curious if anyone is willing to take a stand and show up at your local courthouse the day after father's day (Monday, June 22nd) to bring national attention to this??
I completely understand you don't want to be the only one there and to be singled out by the courts, which is why we need more dads to get involved.
We should wear some kind of father's rights shirts and be 6 ft apart..and probably wear masks to keep everyone happy.
Please comment where you would show up if you are serious.
I will start..
Columbus, Georgia at noon.
We’re not trying to say family courts are corrupt and need reformed.... never mind that’s exactly what we are saying. This isn’t a low level worker. This is the director of the county child serves arrested and indicted for doing illegal actions to people’s children.
Among the arrested are Cindy Palmer, DSS director and wife of County Sheriff Derrick Palmer, David Hughes, a supervisor at DSS, and Scott Lindsay, former DSS attorney.
Social workers from Cherokee County DSS told parents and other caregivers that unless they signed the document, their children would be placed in a foster home far away, according to a federal lawsuit.
In fact, the documents were an illegal violation of parents’ constitutional rights, and “the product of both actual and constructive fraud on behalf of the Cherokee County Department of Social Services, its agents and employees and Attorney Scott Lindsay and Director Cindy Palmer,” District Court Judge Sellers ruled in 2018.
Social workers told malicious lies and defrauded parents
buff.ly
Three social workers in North Carolina have been indicted on multiple charges including lying to a judge and wrongfully separating children from parents without due process.