Father's Rights: A Guide to Securing Custody of Your Children

Protecting You and Your Children; How to Be a Successful Parent

It is disturbing to see in today’s society the fighting that goes on when parents separate. 5 out of 10 children will be born to parents who are not married. 6 out of 10 married couples will divorce before the children are 18 years old. With these alarming statistics it is not hard to see why children are growing up in single parent homes.


Fighting the Lies
I would love to say that when the parents are no longer co-parenting in the sane home they are at least working together for the children’s sake…but that is simply not true. More often than not, the vindictive and manipulative sides of mothers step over the line for their own vain purposes.

As of the moment when the parents part company nasty little lies begin to surface. The most common against fathers today are the following phrases: “He was abusive to me, I’m afraid for my child”, “He is a dead beat dad, and our children would be better off without him”, and “He hardly helped when we were together, he wouldn’t know anything about raising the children”. Believe it or not this is enough to grant them full custody in most cases.

Fighting these lies is only the first step in obtaining your father’s rights and holding onto them for both the sake of your child and your sanity.

Protecting Your Child
Now, although words are not physically abusive these manipulative fabrications can often lead to severe mental and emotional abuse. When the children hear this harshness against their parent they tend to become scared, worried and confused. Whether it is a part of the sadistic game or not, remains to be seen. This disgusting display of parenting happens every day, and as long judges continue to buy into the deceit spewed from the mouths of vindictive mothers this trend will become even more popular as the years go by.