A couple weeks ago I posted that Albany Times-Union columnist Dan Higgins (pictured) was doing an investigative piece about child support, writing Can’t collect child support? I may want to interview you. Join discussion...

I am a survivor of violent crime. Here are my thoughts about the process of picking up the pieces and learning to live well...again. Join discussion...

Matt Dylewski and Jake Dylewski are Internet scam artists who've assembled an array of websites designed to entice naive and unsuspecting Internet users to signup in order to supposedly gain access to pirated software, games, movies, music, etc. Whilst users believe they're paying a one-time fee of $4.95 for lifetime access, unbeknownst that what they've in fact signed up to is a subscription of $30/month. Various searches on the Internet reveal how hundereds of unsuspecting users have fallen foul of these scammers, many having to contact their credit card companies to block payments and cancel their cards. Join discussion...

Non-custodial fathers like myself will applaud Stephen Baskerville’s analysis of the “Divorce Gamemanship” in his piece “Divorced from Reality” (Touchstone). Baskerville tells us that the divorce industry makes a nauseating use of unproven allegations of child abuse and domestic violence to deny parents - mostly fathers- the right of having a role in their children’s life. When divorce has kicked them out of the family, fathers are financially strangled with unreasonable child support payments, which, according to economist Robert Willis quoted by Baskerville, “vastly exceed the cost of raising children.” Divorce courts lead to jails - without a trial or a jury- and the sad thing is that the public and the media could care less. Join discussion...

“If you’re a husband and you lose your job, nothing happens,” McCormick said. “But if you’re a noncustodial father and you lose your job, the next thing you know you have a real likelihood of being put in prison”... Join discussion...

Why is the American family in crisis? Taken Into Custody argues that the most direct cause is the divorce industry: a government-run system that tears apart families, separates children from fit and loving parents, confiscates the wealth of families, and turns law-abiding citizens into criminals in ways they are powerless to avoid. Taken Into Custody explores: * Why the "deadbeat dad" is not only a myth but a hoax, the creation of government officials and lawyers who plunder parents whose children they have taken away * How hysterical propaganda about domestic violence is destroying families, endangering children, and making criminals of innocent parents * The real causes of child abuse and how the abuse industry willfully ignores them * What drives the rash of "parental kidnappings" * How family courts operate as if there is no Bill of Rights, denying parents their constitutional legal protections Join discussion...