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The Father’s Rights Movement is a rapidly growing movement that is interested in protecting the rights of fathers after divorce or separation from a significant other. Historically, mothers have been granted full custody in child custody cases and even today, fathers are awarded full custody in less than 3% of all custody battles. Today, fathers are fighting harder than ever before for equal rights and time with their children and, as a result, father’s rights groups are becoming more prevalent as well.
Typically, a father’s rights group is a non-profit organization whose mission it is to help fathers find resources and information that will assist them during and after a child custody case. Fathers rights groups can be useful for men who are in the midst of a custody battle and offer things such as resources, attorney referrals, legal information, and support from other fathers. Because laws vary from state to state, many father’s rights groups are state or locally based, although there are some well-known national father’s rights groups as well. Both types of groups work to help father’s understand and access the rights that should be afforded them under the law.
Some of the most well-known national father’s rights groups include:
Alliance for Non-Custodial Parents:While not only for fathers, this group mainly supports and represents fathers because they tend to be the non-custodial parent. They work to promote the rights of all parents and believe that it’s in the best interest of children to have equal access to both parents.
American Coalition for Fathers and ChildrenThis non-profit group works closely with civil rights groups in an effort to promote equal rights for both parents after separation or divorce. They also work to raise public awareness regarding a father’s rights to his children.
The Fatherhood Coalition:This non-profit organization works to encourage shared parenting between fathers and mothers. They also work to end discrimination against fathers throughout the process of divorce.
This is by far not a complete list of all father’s rights organizations and beyond the national organizations that exist are a wide network of state and locally based groups. Fathers who are going through a divorce or separation and are fighting for custody or visitation with their children may find the support and resources that they can receive from one of these groups to be extremely helpful during the process. Many groups are listed online and membership is often free. Attorneys are also often able to refer father’s to a good, local father’s rights group.
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