Children's Rights: Former Chief Justice Sandy Keith on Family Law

Thursday, August 07, 2014

Former Chief Justice Sandy Keith on Family Law

We only support organizations who show an understanding that children need both parents, and that either parent is equally capable of the choice to perpetrate hate or declare peace.1

The BLOG "Children's Rights" is not just about Fathers, it's also about Children, Mothers, and Families. 50/50 Shared Parenting is best when there are two fit Parents, for our Children's sake! If you know all that you're entitled to you can ensure that you are getting what you pay for, and protect your self from being shorted as well. I like to think full justice is equal justice. I hope you learn from this blog, and remember I am not a lawyer. You have to do like I did and make your own decisions. Whatever you read here, look it up for yourself then act accordingly. If there is something I have not covered drop a comment and maybe I can blog about it. Till said requests are made I will attempt to follow the flow of a case, deviating when necessary to make clear some of the more complex aspects encountered in the law. Thank you all in advance for all your views, comments and support!! Children's Rights Florida

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