A Father's Cry - My Fight for Justice
The book is about many things, and it is about one thing. The focus is on love. It's about love and how important it is in being able to raise your children equally. The court places a father's worth as nothing more than a cash machine. Dad's are eliminated from their children's lives and portrayed as "Dead Beats" when in fact many become "Dead Broke" fighting for their rights. Court's portray men wanting equal time as someone who only wants to lower child support. Is it a sin that a loving...
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The book is about many things, and it is about one thing. The focus is on love. It's about love and how important it is in being able to raise your children equally. The court places a father's worth as nothing more than a cash machine. Dad's are eliminated from their children's lives and portrayed as "Dead Beats" when in fact many become "Dead Broke" fighting for their rights. Court's portray men wanting equal time as someone who only wants to lower child support. Is it a sin that a loving father wants to spend more time with his child than every other weekend. But a mother who calls and ask a father for money for her child's dental surgery than uses it for a Breast Enlargement has done nothing wrong as in my case. What we have is a system that was supposed to help children that has gone bad! It has become so bad that this year alone 18,000 men have committed suicide dealing with domestic disputes and family court issues. So this is my fight to help change the system for the future.
Intro: A Fathers Cry Chapter 1: Chance Meeting Chapter 2: Research and Test I Should Have Done Chapter 3: Kids and Fatherhood Chapter 4: Head, Heart and Sou Chapter 5: Jesse "The" Team Player Chapter 6: Lessons Taught, Lessons Learned Chapter 7: The Battle Ground Chapter 8: Mommy, Who's My Daddy? Chapter 9: Proof is in The Pudding/Documents Chapter 10: Lawyers and Scruples = Dewey, Cheatem, and Howe Chapter 11: Judge Hayes in a Haze Chapter 12: New Year, New Results! Chapter 13: Fathers-4-Justice Epilogue: My Fight for Justice
