Equal Parental Rights

Children deserve a significant relationship with both of their fit and willing biological parents. This blog is an attempt to encourage thinking on how to change state and federal laws and practices that tend to not allow or encourage this.

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Saturday, August 14, 2010

Candidates for the Michigan Supreme Court.pdf (application/pdf Object) http://ping.fm/Dat7x

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Equal Parental Rights for All Fit Parents

All children and their biological parents deserve to have a meaningful and significant relationship unless a parent is unfit or unwilling.