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Ever wonder how that
Massachusetts judge
who took your children
away and stripped you
of your house and assets
got to sit on the bench?
All judges were approved,
usually by unanimous,
vote, by the Governors
Council at a public hearing.
The audio for their
hearings over the last
couple of years can be heard here:
A must-read:
'The Fraud of Feminism'
JoeU's blog
Shared Parenting and Abuse Prevention Due Process Petitions!
Following an injunction issued by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court the Secretary of State's office will prepare two Initiative Petitions for shared parenting and due process rights in abuse protection cases. Signature gathering is excpected to begin by the end of the week (Sept. 20, 2013).
The shared paremnting petition would mandate a presumption of shared equitable custody when parents divorce while the abuse prevention petition would require that all due process rights of civil law be applied in abuse prevention cases.
Massachusetts Attorney General Rejects 'Abuse Protection' and Shared Parenting Petitions
Massachusetts Attorney General again refuses to certify petitions on 'abuse protection' due process rights and for a presumption of shared parenting.
The AG's excuse is that the two petitions will 'affect the powers of the courts'. The real reason, however, is that they would require that justice be administered in the courts and the welfare system for family court lawyers in particular would be drastically reduced.
http://www.mass.gov/ago/docs/government/2013-petitions/13-18-letter.pdf
http://www.mass.gov/ago/docs/government/2013-petitions/13-19-letter.pdf
The AG's decision can however be appealed. Contact us if you would like to support an appeal.
Greater Boston Legal Services Opposes Shared Parenting and Due Process Rights
Despite their logo 'Justice for All'....
Massachusetts Initiative Petitions for Shared Parenting and 'Abuse Prevention' Due Process Rghts Filed
Two initiative petitions were filed with the Massachusetts Attorney General to ensure the right to shared parenting and to due process in so-called 'abuse prevention' court cases.
The petitions (#s 13-18 and 13-19) and can be found here:
http://www.mass.gov/ago/government-resources/initiatives-and-other-ballo...
The AG will decide by Sept. 4 if the petition(s) will be allowed. If so the petition sheets to collect signatures will be available around September 18.
PRESS RELEASE: Judge Ordonez Appointment Rejected by Fatherhood Coalition
CONTACT:
Joe Ureneck, Chair, 857 350-0575
Patrick McCabe, Co-Chair, 617 512 9460
Peter Hill, Spokesperson, 781 772-2500
PRESS RELEASE
THE FATHERHOOD COALITION REJECTS APPOINTMENT
OF JUDGE ORDONEZ AS CHIEF
OF MASSACHUSETTS PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
The Fatherhood Coalition, an all volunteer not-for-profit organization of men and women, advocates for the fair and impartial administration of justice by our courts. We advocate particularly for the constitutional and statutory rights and liberties of parents and look forward to the day when our courts and those individuals honored with serving therein will do the same.
CPF membership and board of directors election meeting -
There will be a CPF general membership meeting to elect a Board of Directors on Saturday, May 11 from 1-4 pm at St. Mark's Church Hall, 1725 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA 02124. http://www.yelp.com/map/st-marks-parish-boston
