The courts are notorious for being unfair to fathers when it comes to custody issues. But what if the social worker hates men?
This is a question that many fathers ask themselves when their relationship with their children’s mother ends up in court. The truth is, the courts are biased against fathers, but so are social workers. This means that fathers can’t count on getting fair treatment when it comes to child support or custody issues; instead, they’re often surprised by how little support they receive from the courts.
Parenting arrangements after separation or divorce
I am writing this article to help fathers around the world. Fathers are being discriminated against during court cases and it is unfair to them. Fathers have been labeled as violent and abusive when they are not. The social workers who have been assigned to look after the children have done nothing but label every father as abusive. Social workers do not care about the children, they only care about their own agenda. They do not care about the children, they only care about themselves. They do not care if the child is happy or sad, they only care whether or not they get paid for looking after them. The system is corrupt and fathers are being abused by it.
Single Father’s Right – is it fairly protected?
In the past, fathers were considered to be the primary caretakers of their families. This was especially true when it came to raising children, who were often left in the care of the father.
These days, however, many fathers are being forced to give up custody over their children due to a variety of factors including divorce and separation. While this can be hard on any parent, men in particular face an even more challenging situation as they must often prove that they are fit to raise their children alone.
This can be quite difficult because judges and social workers tend to view men as unfit parents based on stereotypes about how men should treat women and what kind of parenting skills they possess. This is especially true when these professionals are given little or no training in how gender affects parenting roles or responsibilities when parents separate or divorce.
It’s clear that many social workers don’t believe that fathers can provide adequate care for their children during separation or divorce proceedings. Some even go so far as to say that fathers have no right at all to seek custody of their children!
Father’s Rights and Child Custody cannot be compromised
Men, it’s time to get together.
We know that you’ve been feeling the effects of this new era of feminism. And yes, we get it—the social workers are all women these days, and they’re really good at their jobs. They can take your kids away from you in a heartbeat if they don’t like what you’re doing with them. But we have some good news: It’s not too late to fight back!
You may be wondering how you can stand up for yourself when the social workers are running your life and telling you what to do. Well, there’s an easy solution: go to court!
Court is where you can sue for custody as well as visitation rights. If a judge rules against your request for custody or visitation rights, then he or she will order the social worker to return your children to you immediately (or give them back to you after a few weeks). In addition, the judge will order that no further action be taken by the social worker until he or she receives written notice from both parents stating that they agree on a visitation schedule that works best for all parties involved.
As fathers, we know that winning over judges can sometimes be difficult—but it doesn’t have to be! Let’s work hard to change it.