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Sorry for the late reply. Being how it's Christmas, I tried to not think about this. I sincerely appreciate your response! A little more back story: my ex and I have been fighting back and forth over custody for the better part of 14 yrs. Finally things became deteriorated over my ex's house that she could not handle my son, so he came to live with me. During that time he lived with me I had placed in various counseling programs. But every counselor suggested that he was beyond their capabilitie…
/r/MensRights26/12/16 08:05 PM
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My ex did things such as this. I'm no where near an attorney but I went through this for 12 years and I can share mutt experience. 1) it depends on where you are at for the police to go and take the children away from her. I know where I live(Virginia she lives in Maryland) both police entities stated that it is a civil matter for the time being and I would have to for contempt instead. 2) if you went over to her place to get the children on your days and an agreement ensued, the police again wo…
/r/MensRights07/02/15 01:25 PM
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I whole heartedly agree with argument against 3 minimum pullups being a measure of job performance. I don't think I made that clear. What I have a problem is with the standards for the job being lowered. Not the physical fitness test.
/r/MensRights27/12/13 11:16 PM
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Former Marine here, I had a female Marine attached to our unit. A lot of guys didn't want to have her with us because of the stereo type. I ensured she could do the same job (we were firefighters). Later in my career I was integrated with the infantry. I got my ass kicked trying to get up to their standards. They didn't lower their standards, I had to rise to their's because it wasn't a matter of "hey let's everybody in" but a matter of life and death. These standards have been put in place for …
/r/MensRights27/12/13 04:47 PM
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I can understand her frustration. I live in the States and my ex used to get $1600 in child support. I'm sorry if you get $1600 and I know your rent is only $925 and I know you don't have a car payment because I paid it off, there should be no reason for you be evicted for not paying your rent. That is my ex. She even had the audacity to ask for more even though she had a job and was still getting that amount. But because of the archaic laws that was the amount she received. And even though I ha…
/r/MensRights18/12/13 06:13 PM
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