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- Australischer Familienrichter: "falschbeschuldigungen Wegen Missbrauch Immer Häufiger Waffe Vor Gericht"
Allegations of child sexual abuse are being increasingly invented by mothers to stop fathers from seeing their children, says a retiring Family Court judge. Justice David Collier, retiring from Parramatta Family Court at the end of the month after 14...
- Dasselbe Elend In Kanada
Barbara Kay berichtet in der kanadischen "National Post" über ihre Erfahrungen als Journalistin zu Themen der Geschlechterdebatte: No other topics I write about so consistently provoke passionate personal response as those dealing with systemic discrimination...
- Boom Teilzeit Arbeitender Väter In Großbritannien
An increase in the number of fathers wanting to spend more time with their children has led to almost a million men in Britain choosing to work part-time. Thousands of fathers have joined a growing trend for men to share childcare responsibilities by...
- Indien: Männerrechtler Fordern Ministerium Für Männer
In the wake of the alleged suicide of an IT employee in Bangalore, Save Indian Family Foundation (SIFF) took up the cause of male suicides on Sunday when it held a candlelight vigil in the City demanding that the ‘draconian gender-biased’ dowry-related...
- Warum Ehemänner Nicht Gewinnen Können
A new study, published in the Journal of Social Forces (...) found wives benefit most when husbands work more than 50 hours a week. Researchers studied relationships of 4,000 middle-aged men and women and discovered the more overtime hubby does, the healthier...
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London: Kanzlei von Scheidungsanwälten für entrechtete Väter eröffnet
Men-only divorce law firms look set to be the latest import from America as Britain’s first practice targeting fathers who feel hard done by in the family courts sets up in London.
Family law companies with all male client lists have been growing in popularity in the US since the Nineties as fathers and husbands worry women are more likely to get a better deal. One of these is Cordell & Cordell, who told American divorcing husbands "we’re going to help you keep the dollars you earned" and is now setting up in London this month.
Chief executive Joseph E. Cordell said: "Men are still unfairly represented in family courts in the UK. We recognised the need for this service back in 1990 ... Our goal is to bridge the gender gap that has been part of family law for too long now."
Hier geht es weiter.
Veja Também:
- Australischer Familienrichter: "falschbeschuldigungen Wegen Missbrauch Immer Häufiger Waffe Vor Gericht"
Allegations of child sexual abuse are being increasingly invented by mothers to stop fathers from seeing their children, says a retiring Family Court judge. Justice David Collier, retiring from Parramatta Family Court at the end of the month after 14...
- Dasselbe Elend In Kanada
Barbara Kay berichtet in der kanadischen "National Post" über ihre Erfahrungen als Journalistin zu Themen der Geschlechterdebatte: No other topics I write about so consistently provoke passionate personal response as those dealing with systemic discrimination...
- Boom Teilzeit Arbeitender Väter In Großbritannien
An increase in the number of fathers wanting to spend more time with their children has led to almost a million men in Britain choosing to work part-time. Thousands of fathers have joined a growing trend for men to share childcare responsibilities by...
- Indien: Männerrechtler Fordern Ministerium Für Männer
In the wake of the alleged suicide of an IT employee in Bangalore, Save Indian Family Foundation (SIFF) took up the cause of male suicides on Sunday when it held a candlelight vigil in the City demanding that the ‘draconian gender-biased’ dowry-related...
- Warum Ehemänner Nicht Gewinnen Können
A new study, published in the Journal of Social Forces (...) found wives benefit most when husbands work more than 50 hours a week. Researchers studied relationships of 4,000 middle-aged men and women and discovered the more overtime hubby does, the healthier...
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