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California Supreme Court Rules Against
Dad in New Move-Away Decision
Last week the California
Supreme Court ruled in favor of a move-away
mom in the Brown vs. Yana relocation
case. In that case a father, Anthony
Yana, was trying to prevent his then
12 year-old son from being moved from
San Luis Obispo, California to Las Vegas,
Nevada 400 miles away.
I've covered this
issue in numerous newspaper columns
and radio and TV appearances. A short
history of California move-away law
is as follows:
From 1996 to 2004
move-away determinations were based
on the Burgess decision, in which
a custodial mother was allowed to move
her two children 40 miles away from
their father. Burgess was disastrous
for children because it was interpreted
by California courts to permit moves
of hundreds or thousands of miles. In
some cases, courts have even allowed
children to be moved out of the country,
as far away as Australia, New Zealand,
and Zaire.
In 2004 the California
Supreme Court decided the LaMusga
case in favor of the father, Gary LaMusga,
who sought to prevent his ex-wife from
moving his two young boys from California
to Ohio. LaMusga, who is unable to follow
his children because he operates a small
business and is tied down by weighty
child support obligations, had fought
the move for eight years. In siding
with the father the court explained
that "the likely impact of the proposed
move on the noncustodial parent's relationship
with the children is a relevant factor
in determining whether the move would
cause detriment to the children."
Soon afterwards
a handful of extreme feminists prevailed
upon former California Senate President
Pro Tem John Burton (D-San Francisco)
to introduce SB 730, which would have
abrogated LaMusga and given custodial
parents almost unlimited move-away privileges.
We organized to fight the bill, and
generated thousands of calls and letters
in opposition, as well as a lot of media
attention. To everybody's surprise,
Burton withdrew SB 730, and LaMusga
was preserved.
Fortunately the
new decision in Brown vs. Yana
will not have the impact of Burgess
or LaMusga--it is more technical
and limited in scope, and the father's
underwhelming legal effort and behavior
hurt him. To learn more about the new
ruling, see
Court Rules Parents With Custody Can
Move (Los Angeles Times,
2/2/06).
To learn more about
California move-aways and the LaMusga
case, see my co-authored column
Is a Pool More Important than a Dad?
(San Francisco Chronicle, 5/4/04)
and read my LaMusga radio commentary
here. To read a feminist view of
the move-away issue, see Allred's column
"Moving
Matters in Custody" (Los Angeles
Daily Journal, 10/3/02).
I discussed how
this issue would be viewed if we switched
the genders in my column
California NOW Takes Stand Against Working
Mothers (Sarasota Herald-Tribune,
2/23/04), and argued in favor of a current
Wisconsin move-away bill in my co-authored
piece
AB 400 Will Help Wisconsin's Children
of Divorce (Wisconsin
State Journal, 12/3/05). I clashed
with feminist law professor Carol Bruch,
who authored the mother's brief in
LaMusga, on PBS's Los Angeles
affiliate KCET last year--to watch,
click
here.
Sacks, Allred Debate New California
Supreme Court Move-Away Decision
I debated Gloria
Allred, who won the Burgess case,
on KABC radio here in Los Angeles Friday
evening. On Friday during the day Gloria
and I were paired against each other
in a KABC TV news piece. Both times
Gloria was....(sigh) Gloria. She's good
at what she does but at this point I've
debated her on these issues so many
times that I usually can guess what
she's going to say next.
For example, Gloria
often says that restrictions on move-aways
unfairly restrict custodial moms from
moving, while not restricting noncustodial
fathers. I answer that in these cases
both parents are free to move wherever
they want--it is the children
who may not be moved if a court determines
that it is against their best interests.
Gloria often says
that restrictions on move-aways keep
custodial parents "held hostage" in
their neighborhoods, and that they should
be able to "move on with their lives."
I respond that both parents retain responsibilities
to their children after divorce which
are sometimes inconvenient or limiting,
and ask "Would we argue that noncustodial
parents' responsibility to pay child
support holds them 'hostage?' Do we
condone the behavior of divorced parents
who decide to drop out of their children's
lives or stop paying child support because
they've decided to 'move on with their
lives?'"
Father Denounces Move-Aways on KABC-TV
The best part of
the radio or TV jousting was the appearance
of Harvey LaForge, a reader of mine,
on KABC-TV. LaForge's 14 year-old daughter
was moved to
Hawaii against his will four years ago.
He had joint legal and physical
custody of his daughter and a near equal
timeshare but it didn't matter--mom's
desire for her new squeeze 3,000 miles
away was more important than this girl
having a father.
Many
fathers are hesitant to discuss
their cases in the media because
they fear retaliation by their
ex-wives, who hold most of the cards
in family court. When I called
Harvey, he gathered some pictures of
his daughter, jumped in his truck
and drove 60 miles to meet KABC-TV
at my house. Had Harvey's case been
decided under LaMusga
instead of Burgess, today
his daughter would probably have
both of her parents in her life.
Could a Father
Be More Proud?
I found
this Valentine in my second grade
daughter's backpack the other day. It's
a letter from a sad little boy in her
class who is new to the school and doesn't
have any friends. Apparently my daughter
befriended him and made him feel better.
The boy wrote:
"Thank you for
playing with me when no one would play
with me. You are a good freind. Talking
with me when I was sad. Thank you for
being my freind when nodotty was my
freind. Eveyone hate's me but not you.
You are a truw friend. Your friend,
Jon."
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Another Bizarre Father
Screwing
According to the article
Not guilty, but not off the hook (2/6/06):
"A man who spent 13 years
in prison after being wrongly convicted of murder
faces a debt of more than $38,000 in child-support
payments that started accumulating while he
was locked up...
"Larry Souter...was convicted in 1992 in the
death of Kristi Ringler, who was found shortly
before 3 a.m. on Aug. 25, 1979, lying in the
center of state Route 37 near White Cloud in
Newaygo County. She died later that day in a
Grand Rapids hospital.
"Through the years, medical experts disagreed
about the nature of Ringler's fatal injury.
One said she likely received the wound after
being struck by an automobile; another said
the injury matched the shape of a whiskey bottle
found alongside the highway.
"In 1991, after one expert reiterated his belief
in the likelihood of the whiskey bottle theory,
Souter was charged with murder.
"Prosecutors accused Souter, who had just met
Ringler in a bar on the night of her death,
of killing her. He was convicted of second-degree
murder and sentenced to 20 to 60 years in prison.
"Defense attorneys fought the conviction and
found that evidence that could have helped Souter
at trial was lost or missing, including police
reports suggesting Ringler was hit by a motor
home's mirror.
"A federal judge released Souter last April
1.
"In 1987, before his conviction, [Larry] Souter
was ordered to pay $100 a week in his divorce
with Christine Souter. He stopped paying when
he went to prison in 1992 but didn't ask to
have payments suspended until 1995.
"Court documents show that in 1997, he owed
$23,000 in back support. As of last month, interest
and penalties had pushed it to $38,082.25.
"Federal law prohibits judges from retroactively
wiping out such debts...
"David Sarnacki, an attorney
for Souter's ex-wife, wrote in a court filing
that his client 'has endured the substantial
burden of raising her two children without defendant's
contribution of child support.'"
I love the quote from his ex-wife's attorney.
Yes, he didn't pay child support because
he was in prison framed on a murder charge.
I guess we should be grateful the lawyer didn't
refer to Souter as a "deadbeat dad." That'll
probably be next. One would also think that
after seeing her ex-husband rot in jail for
13 years for a crime he didn't commit, she would
feel so damn sorry for the poor guy that she
would back off. I guess not.
In the article
Wrongly convicted man tries to move on after
prison (Flint Journal,
1/7/06), Souter had discussed putting his
life back together and his plans. Now he may
be headed back on the road to jail.
I wrote about California
legislation designed to deal with the problem
of ex-offenders and child support in my co-authored
column
Schwarzenegger Should Sign Bill to Reduce Prisoner
Recidivism (Riverside Press-Enterprise,
9/21/05). The Bradley Amendment, under which
child support arrearages cannot be retroactively
forgiven, is the cause of countless bizarre
injustices, and often hurts deployed military
personnel. In my co-authored column
Laws must protect the rights of military dads
(Army Times, Marine Corps Times,
3/28/05) family law attorney Jeff Leving and
I wrote:
"[Child] support orders
are based on civilian pay, which is generally
higher than active duty pay. When reservists
are called up to active duty they sometimes
pay an impossibly high percentage of their income
in child support.
"For example, a California naval reservist who
has three children and who takes home $4,000
a month in his civilian job would have a child
support obligation of about $1,600 a month.
If this father is a petty officer second class
(E5) who has been in the reserves for six or
seven years--a middle-ranked reservist--his
active-duty pay would only be $2,205 before
taxes, in addition to a housing allowance. Under
current California child support guidelines,
the reservist's child support obligation should
be $550 a month, not $1,600.
"A reasonable reader unfamiliar with the wonders
of the child support system would probably think
'OK, but the courts would just straighten it
out when the reservist gets back--certainly
they wouldn't punish him for something that
happened because he was serving.' However, the
federal Bradley Amendment prohibits judges from
retroactively modifying child support beyond
the date which an obligor has applied for a
modification. Reservists can be mobilized with
as little as one day's notice. If a reservist
didn't have time or didn't know he had to file
for a downward modification, the arrearages
stay, along with the interest and penalties
charged on them.
"When the arrearage reaches $5,000--a common
occurrence during long deployments--the father
can become a felon who can be incarcerated or
subject to a barrage of harsh civil penalties,
including seizure of driver's licenses, business
licenses and passports."
To learn more, see below:
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Couldn't Have Said It
Better Myself
From the editorial
Abduction and fathers' rights (The Daily
Dispatch, 2/4/06):
"When children are abducted,
the authorities scramble to recover them safe
and sound.
"Most of the time.
"When children are kidnapped from a custodial
parent, and that custodial parent is a man,
sometimes it seems that bringing the abducting
mother to justice and returning sons and daughters
to their father's home is less a priority.
"A Friday incident in North Carolina reminds
us of another case that hits even closer to
home.
"The Associated Press reports that two girls
abducted from their father by their mother in
Ahoskie more than six years ago were recovered
just this week after they were found in a car
during a routine traffic stop - in Lillington,
less than 175 miles away...
"...we have to believe
that if it was the father who took the children
from their mother, a dragnet would've caught
him long ago. The courts wouldn't simply have
issued almost meaningless orders that are all
but ignored by law enforcement and the courts
themselves until a cop stumbles across kidnapped
children - again, six years later in the same
state - quite by happenstance.
"Simply put, the law often fails fathers in
custody disputes.
"Witness the case of toddler Andy Hakes, who
was taken from his father Jacob - son of Henderson's
Molly Hakes - by the boy's mother. Andy's mother
bounced between relatives' homes in Colorado
and Arizona for six months, ignoring Virginia
court orders to return her son to his custodial
father. Though the Hakes family often had leads
on where the boy was being kept, they said the
authorities in those communities would flat-out
tell them that they didn't want to get involved.
"If Andy Hakes or the Steyne girls had been
abducted by their fathers, it's far more likely
that those men would've been hunted down and
arrested in shorter order. When mothers steal
their children from fathers, it seems at times
like nobody's in any hurry to see that Daddy
gets them back.
"It's wrong to assume children are better off
- or even safe - with their mothers, especially
when those mothers are committing a criminal
act in keeping them."
To write a letter to editor Glenn Craven, click
here.
I've written a few columns
about parental abductions, including
The Betrayal of the Military Father (Los
Angeles Daily News, 5/4/03) and
Shared Custody Could Help Prevent Abductions
(Colorado Springs Gazette, 9/22/02).
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Glenn Named The Conservative
Woman's 'Honorary Male Writer'
According to the beautiful
Marie Jon
of
The Conservative Woman:
"We have ten female columnists.
However, we have made you 'honorary male writer'
because of the wonderful courageous work that
you do for divorced men, who
sure need you on their side. It is totally shameful
what liberalism has done to men, and men with
their children. I hope you'll enjoy being fussed
over by ten babes for conservatism."
"Being fussed over by ten
babes"--I'd like that...
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Column: The Rise in
'Gray Divorce': It's Always Hubby's Fault
My recent co-authored column,
The Rise in 'Gray Divorce': It's Always Hubby's
Fault (Cincinnati Post, Kentucky Post,
1/30/06, Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star,
2/5/06), discusses the way men are unfairly
made to shoulder almost all blame for marital
breakups, regardless of the circumstances. Family
law attorney Jeff Leving and I wrote:
"In both the United States
and Japan, divorce among older couples is on
the rise. The American Association of Retired
Persons detailed the phenomenon among American
seniors in a study last year, and Japan's wave
of gray divorce is expected to swell into a
deluge, since Japanese women will soon be legally
able to claim half of their husbands' retirement
pensions.
"There are various explanations
for the trend but media commentators agree on
one thing--when the husband divorces his wife,
it's hubby's fault. When the wife divorces her
husband, well, it's hubby's fault too."
I've discussed these types
of anti-male double standards and the way we
ignore men's many valuable contributions to
their families. For more, see:
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Major Network Drops
Domestic Violence Show
Some good news from Ned
Holstein of
Fathers & Families, one of the leaders of
the campaign against PBS's
Breaking the Silence: Children's Stories:
"Some pessimists believe
that our battle against PBS' airing of
Breaking the Silence, an unbalanced
piece of anti-father propaganda, was at best
a tie. After all, the film was aired hundreds
of times around the country. There have been
private screenings for judges and legislators.
And despite the findings of its own ombudsman,
PBS has stonewalled, still claiming that the
film is sound.
"The pessimists miss the
larger picture: that you can only judge victory
or defeat by what comes next. For the first
time we stopped a respected media outlet in
its tracks, forced it to reassess its production,
and caused it to commission a new film this
spring.
"Now comes this news: a major network has dropped
plans to produce a similar domestic violence
segment on a major 60 Minutes-type show
it airs, even though it has a sensational and
tragic 911 audiotape of a terrified woman hiding
in a closet as her ex-husband breaks into the
house, searches for her and shoots her. (Something
this awful deserves to be aired, but not in
a format that tars all divorced men or misrepresents
what the police and courts are actually doing.)
"This had all the earmarks of another hack job.
The producer had asked Lundy Bancroft, one of
the domestic violence extremists who is featured
in
Breaking the Silence, for stories of
police who were unwilling to enforce a restraining
order, and of judges who were dismissive of
a woman's complaints. A woman who is sympathetic
to fathers' organizations approached the producer
with a true domestic violence horror story,
who was very interested until he found out the
victim was a man, at which point he dropped
the matter. It didn't look good.
"Mark Rosenthal and I called the producer two
months ago to discuss his plans for the segment,
and to try to educate him about the complexities
of the subject beyond a simplistic 'man bad,
woman victim' formulation. To the producer's
credit, he was willing to engage in a conversation,
but it was hard to believe we had changed his
mind or that he could resist airing the dramatic
911 tape.
"Now we hear that no such segment is in preparation.
Is this guaranteed true? Will it be produced
later? Did our offensive against PBS cause this?
We don't know, but it is hard to believe that
the well-publicized uproar about
Breaking the Silence that you created
with your letters and emails had nothing to
do with it.
"I call that a victory."
Ned Holstein, M.D., M.S.
Fathers & Families
nedholstein@fathersandfamilies.org
Some Vindication for
Boy Advocates
My longtime readers know
that I (and others) have been screaming about
the boy crisis in education for years. I'm a
former teacher and I've written numerous columns
on the issue. My biggest gripe is the way our
school system absolutely refuses to meet boys
where they are. The result is what I call "Boys'
Fall from Eden"--they go from preschool, where
their boyish energy is (usually) accommodated,
into kindergarten where they are "bad" if they
can't sit still for long periods of time the
way the girls can. In my column
Start of School Very Different for Parents of
Boys, Parents of Girls (Albuquerque Journal,
9/10/04) I wrote:
"The educational establishment
has reacted to the boy crisis in education in
a way reminiscent of Bertolt Brecht's famous
poem about calls to reform or dissolve the unpopular
government of East Germany: the government found
it difficult to reform itself, so would instead
choose to 'dissolve the people and elect another.'
"Similarly, rather than
reform a system woefully out of touch with boys'
real world natures and needs, our schools find
it easier to demand that boys be something other
than boys."
The boy crisis was the
biggest reason we launched our
Campaign Against 'Boys are Stupid' Products
in 2003--to learn more, see my column
Why I Launched the Campaign Against 'Boys are
Stupid' Products (Los Angeles Daily News,
2/4/04).
During this period boy
advocates have often been opposed by feminists
who insist that boys are doing just fine because
most CEOs are male. Even researchers on the
subject were afraid to accurately report their
own findings for fear of being labeled anti-female.
I debated a couple researchers on this in the
Los Angeles Times last year--see my column
New Study of Youth Shows It's Boys Who
Are in Crisis (3/20/05).
Now, however, the boy crisis
has no finally gone mainstream with Newsweek's
new front page article
The Trouble With Boys and the surrounding
public dialogue.
Glenn Discusses Boy Crisis in Education on Air
America's Charles Goyette Show
(Audio Available)
I discussed
the boy crisis in education on the Charles
Goyette Show on Air America KXXT AM 1010
in Phoenix, Arizona on January 25, 2006.
To listen to the interview,
click
here--the interview with me starts at 20:27.
Outrage Funded by Your
Tax Dollars
We've discussed before
the way domestic violence laws are slanted sharply
against men. As I noted in my co-authored column
Domestic Violence Lawsuit Will Help Secure Services
for All Abuse Victims (Los Angeles Daily
Journal, San Francisco Daily Journal, 12/28/05),
"While police intervention often works for abused
women, abused men understandably fear that once
the police are involved, their wives will accuse
them of being the abuser and it is they who
will be believed. Draconian arrest policies
often direct police to make an arrest, and police
are often pressured to arrest the man."
Despite this, a substantial
percentage of those arrested for domestic violence
are women. Feminists mulishly insist that only
men abuse, so when women are arrested they claim
it's only because--get this--violent men are
manipulating the domestic violence system and
making false accusations. Because women never
abuse and can never do wrong, women who are
arrested for DV are called "victim-defendants."
A particularly outrageous
example of this is a recent statement from Jeff
Rapkin, the staff attorney for the
Center for
Abuse and Rape Emergencies of Charlotte County.
Rapkin is one of the many anti-male domestic
violence "experts" being funded by your tax
dollars. In the article
More male victims of domestic violence are speaking
up (Charlotte Sun-Herald) he is quoted
as saying:
"Ninety-nine percent of
men who have their wives arrested for slapping
or hitting them are using the criminal justice
system and the threat of arrest to make sure
his wife prepares the meatloaf exactly the way
he wants it...Fifty percent of the women I have
talked to in jail, who were arrested for domestic
abuse, did not want me to argue for a bond.
They didn't want to go home. They told me they
were at least free from the abuse while in jail....The
only good thing about police arresting the women
at domestic calls is that it takes the women
out of the abusive home for at least a night."
To write a Letter to the
Editor about Rapkin's comments, click
here.
And I Thought I
Got Nasty Mail...
Take a look at some of
the hate mail Fox News commentator/columnist
Michelle Malkin receives
here. (Warning: foul language). One example:
"You're just a Manila whore
shaking your ass and waiting for the Republican
fleet to come in, aren't you? You've even got
the lip gloss about right. Maybe if you love
sailor long time, he bring you home to big American
house? I don't think so. Just like in Manila,
Honey, they'll pass you around..."
And another:
"Surely you are a big put-on.
Did some minor Republican operative purchase
a mail-order bride and train her to do this?"
And those are the less
repulsive letters. Most of them were written
by men--what gentlemen...
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Good News for Italian
Children
According to
Joint custody to be Italian norm:
"The Italian Senate gave
the definitive green light Wednesday to a new
law that strengthens the access and custody
rights of divorced fathers.
"The legislation makes
joint custody of children the norm when parents
split up. This means single-parent custody -
which usually goes to the mother - will now
only be granted in a minority of cases .
"'Finally, both parents
will have equal rights and responsibilities
with respect to their children when there is
a separation,' said Justice Undersecretary Jole
Santelli. 'And the children will have the inalienable
right to maintain solid relations with both
the mum and the dad.'"
Apparently Italian feminists
haven't yet had a chance to explain to Italian
politicians that most fathers are wife-beaters,
child molesters, and deadbeats whose relationships
with their children merit neither recognition
nor protection. The ironic part about feminist
misleadership is that for the vast majority
of women, shared parenting is a good deal. If
and when mom gets over her terminal vindictiveness,
shared arrangements mean more freedom and less
work. Best of all, her sons have a much better
chance of not ending up on drugs or in jail...
An Interesting
View of Female Criminals from a Corrections
Officer
A corrections officer saw
my old column
Female Murderers Seen in a Different Light:
Society Prefers to View Violent Women as Victims
(Pasadena Star-News & Affiliated Papers,
7/5/01) and wrote me an interesting letter:
"In regards to your article
on this topic I feel I must put in my two cents
worth. Being a former Corrections Officer and
having worked as a counselor with abused children
I have to agree with you as to how the media
perceives this issue and also how the noted
psychologists that study these women see it...
"[Today] all of these so-called experts have
come up with a new name for every condition
that men and women experience and to make it
sound like a large portion of the world population
is a victim in one way or another. We no longer
need to accept blame nor feel guilt for any
wrongdoing--we just have to say we are a victim
and walk away. I have heard that term used so
many times in the prison system that it made
me sick of the term and immune to it. Everyone
was a victim it was not their fault. They blamed
their family, society, the boss at work, a
co-worker, their wife or husband, and in some
case their children or siblings. Not once did
I ever hear anyone say 'Yeah I screwed up it
was my fault and I deserve to be here.'
"I have read numerous studies
on female criminals and they all lead us
down the same path, they were abused, they suffered
from severe PMS or PPD, they did not have the
skills to deal with a child or a relationship.
I have had female inmates say it was not their
fault, their husband/boyfriend made them do
it because he always picked on them for the
way they did or did not do things, therefore
they were psychologically abused to the point
of wanting to kill...
"I have seen female inmates that when you look
into their eyes there is no life in them nor
any warmth of any kind, they are cold and dark
and at times even I feared what they could do
if given the chance. These women had no heart
or soul and they cared for no one not even themselves.
So spare me, the courts, and the taxpayers the
time and money on theories and excuses and let
the punishment fit the crime."
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Does Glenn Need Some
'Testicular Fortitude'?
Apparently not everybody
enjoyed my recent comments
here that "Over the past three decades women
and feminists have locked men into endless double-binds,
where whatever men do, they're wrong. However,
on a much smaller scale, men's activists have
begun to lock women into double binds, too."
One activist wrote:
"Let's analyze the mutually
self serving arrangement. Feminists like to
be bi-sexual. They can satisfy their hunger
for sex with a man or woman. They conspire with
the Machiavellian corporate elite types to take
over America, enslave as many men for profit
as possible, "capitalize" upon created social
policies that facilitate "the creation of the
man criminal" as they load us all up on the
train to Auschwitz. Never fear--reproduction
is just a suave corporate metro sexual away,
and to make it fun and exciting, she'll have
2 or 3 of her girlfriends join her. Then they
can be gold diggers together.
"AGENDA 21 and the Feminist
call to exterminate mass numbers of men reducing
the overall world population of males down to
10%.
"Hey the remaining guys
won't mind, that's 9 babes to a guy, and all
will be kings with harems.
"Come on Glenn, quit acting
like a faux men's commentator, let the ladies
know a good man gets the door for them, and
show some TESTICULAR FORTITUDE. For Hitlery
Clinton's sake!"
Best Wishes,
Glenn Sacks
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