An anonymous Ohio father writes:

So I've been battling for 50/50 custody. I'm trying to figure out if my lawyer is just collecting money (obviously they all are) or if they're actually making some progress. I pay $416 a month in child support. I have 1 hour visitation with my son through some place that's called "kinship". Where I'm monitored by 3 people at all times. I've never been convicted of a crime, I personally pay to be drug tested and get mental evaluations because my child's mother said I'm "crazy, abusive, and a drug addict". I've show physical proof that she is lying. But yet I only get 1 hour a week with my son. 🤔 Personally i feel like I could have done better myself without paying a lawyer. Do the courts just base all the evidence of the he said she said junk from the mother? Even after I've shown she was doing drugs while pregnant? And I've never done drugs? Does anyone else feel like you're a criminal for wanting to be a dad? And does anyone else have to go through this "kinship" program? They also have me down for 2 more court dates but they're not until next year like this is just a paycheck for everyone but me. I'm not giving up I'm just wondering if I should change lawyers.

[Link to the Facebook Group "The Ohio Fathers' Rights Movement" omitted due to reddit rules]

Tweet with me to seek justice:

"I have 1 hour visitation with my son through some place that's called "kinship". Where I'm monitored by 3 people..pay to be drug tested...because my child's mother said I'm "crazy, abusive, and a drug addict". I've show physical proof that she is lying"

And in reply:

False allegations can be a magic bullet. Treat fathers and families with justice and righteousness, avoid the appearance you're helping their abusers. @MikeDeWine @OhioAG @OHSupremeCourt @OIGatHHS @HHSOCR @realDonaldTrump @SecAzar #DomesticViolence #ChildAbuse #FathersRights

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