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Mother's Rights - is a page dedicated to you, the Mothers, the Women, who care about the children.
There are hundreds of sites dedicated to Father's Rights Mother's Rights, Women's Rights.
All of the women.
Women living with their children
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Grandmothers fighting to protect their grand children
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Don't be left getting tossed around in world with legal systems too busy and too powerful to care about women and children. They say the best way to judge the level of civilization of a society is to observe how they care for their children and women.
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The site for Single Momz by Single Momz. We know what it's like. Whether you came to single Motherhood by choice or not, you're here and we're glad you've joined us. Our goal is to provide an informative and supportive network where we Single Mothers can share our experiences & knowledge, friendship & caring in support of each other and Single Mothers everywhere. You'll find a variety of topics, ranging from potty training to presidential candidates, child support to career strategies, teenagers to time savers. If you don't find what you need, just ask, we're all Single Momz here, and we're here to help!

Equipment and instructional materials for Surveillance, Counter-surveillance and Personal Protection. If you can't trust what they are saying or you don't know what they are up to. Critical if you want to make sure they don't know your private business. Spy Emporium offers the latest and most reliable equipment, at very competitive prices. The ability to win a child custody or divorce case is determined by how much you know about what is really going on. Look at our catalog on-line and order in the privacy of your home. This company is ideal if your city does not have a spy shop, or if you can't afford to be seen going into one in your town. Confidential, reliable and expedited service.
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Post Office Box 242481, Anchorage AK 99524-2481 
(907) 373-1440
Post Office Box 875731, Wasilla AK 99687-5731 
907) 376-1445

North Slope Borough, Dept. of Health and Social Services, P.O. Box 69, Barrow, AK 99723
Services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child and vulnerable adult abuse. Emergency shelter in Barrow, volunteer Safe Homes in seven outlying villages (Atqasuk, Barter Island (Kaktovik), Nuiqeut, Point Hope, Point Lay, Anaktuvuk Pass, Wainwright). Emergency one way transportation to Barrow. Crisis intervention, one-on-one counseling, groups, legal and medical advocacy. Many other services to assist victims of violence and assist with the transitions occurring after violence. Information resource for child custody, divorce and women s rights.    (907)852-0261 or (800) 278-0261

Divorce, child custody, blended families and new families create many challenges. Women and siblings have rights even if they are step-moms and step-siblings. Second families should mean more people to care for the children not a requirement to choose some family members and eliminate others.

Essential to giving the testimony you need to give. Critical for the witnesses you are counting on. Important for all types of cases and essential for child custody and divorce cases. You only get one chance to protect your fathers rights, mothers rights or grandparent rights in court. Avoid the tricks and traps of questioning. This books fast easy solution will let you watch the effectiveness of your case skyrocket! This book is 5 1/2" X 9" with more than 300 pages. Click here to see the entire Table of Contents then, for fastest delivery call 1 (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8970 to order. Available at Amazon.com

Post Office Box 33562, Juneau AK 99803-3562 (907) 789-0520
2225 Arctic Blvd. #303, Anchorage AK 99503 (907) 274-7358
Dads Rights, Moms Rights, its really Children's Rights.

2007 Edition. Chapters include forms that will help you 'Get a Handle on Your Situation', deal with 'The Professionals', institute and maintain control, 'Case management', and give you 'Examples of Legal Forms'. Fathers Rights and Mothers Rights groups encourage dads and moms to use the 'Incident Report Forms' and an observer to defuse potentially explosive confrontations. The 'Condition of the Child Form' is excellent for creating a paper trail to disprove false abuse charges. Other forms include Contact Problem and Incident List, Evidence to Disprove Statements, Equipment & Service Options, Witness Practice - Review, Evaluating the professionals, Authorization for Child's Medical Care, Temporary Delegation of Parental Authority, Trip Permission. Essential to the effective management of the most important event in your life. The control you gain and maintain can help with child custody or divorce. This book is 8 1/2" X 11" and contains more than 320 examples and forms. Click here to see the entire Table of Contents, then, for fastest delivery call 1 (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8970. 

While divorce can be a physically and mentally exhausting experience, you need to make sure that you protect yourself legally if you do choose to get a divorce. Having a divorce lawyer on your side to help you with the legal aspects of your divorce while you focus on the other aspects of your divorce is an important part of the process, and Total Divorce can help you take care of this step in no time.
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Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

130 Seward Street, Rm. 209, Juneau, AK 99801
(907) 463-4493 fax

Laws have been passed to correct specific problems. In court they are taken as a whole and cause great hardship for children and parents involved in divorce and child custody. More important than Fathers Rights, Mothers Rights, Grandparent Rights, it is a question of Children's Rights.   (907) 337-7910

Pradell and Associates     (907) 279-4529                (907) 279-9223 (fax)

1009 West 7th Ave. Anchorage, AK 99501
pradell@alaska.net

In the Alaska Family Law Handbook Steven Pradell, one of Alaska's most well known family law lawyers, leads you through:

Choosing an Attorney                                                        Filing for Divorce or Dissolution
Custody and Visitation Strategy                                       How the Legal Process Works
Meeting Custody Investigators                                        Understanding Your Rights
Dealing with Domestic Violence                                       Child Abuse and Abduction
Learning Child Support Laws                                            Mediation and Settlement Options
Property Division and Alimony                                          Prenuptial Agreement Validity
Adoption and Paternity Issues                                           Where to Go for Help

Tense situations can escalate during child custody and divorce. Provides shelter for women and children who are victims of domestic violence; crisis telephone; community education about domestic violence and sexual assault; anger groups at Anvil Mountain Correction Center; village outreach and education; supervision of safe homes in villages.  (907) 443-5491

(Attitude Adjustment for Child Custody Case Litigants)

Advice is usually given by people without the real information or life experience, with the right intention at the wrong time. With this book you can take advice when you want it and ready to hear it. You can act on what you have learned, mull it over or discard the advice altogether without interference. This book will not allow you to give the other side power you might imagine but that they do not really have or let you allow others to diminish the importance you play in your children's lives. Divorce is never easy this will help. This book has been called 'Chicken Soup' for the Child Custody Case. It will help a lot and it certainly can't hurt. This book is 5 1/2" X 9" and has more than 1,400 entries. Click here to see more about the book. then, for fastest delivery call 1 (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8970. 

Alternatives to Violence

222 Seward St., Suite 202, Juneau, AK 99801
A Batterers Intervention Program with clients that are men, generally court-ordered, who have committed acts of domestic violence that sometimes occur during child custody and divorce. With a focus on how men use violence to control women. In our Youth Alternatives to Violence Program the clients are school students who have acted out violently in the school setting, or have shown abusive sexist behavior and participate with parent's permission. In the Women's Alternatives to Violence Program the clients are women, generally court-ordered, who have committed acts of violence. A focus on coping with stress, managing feelings, making good decisions. The Prison program clients are incarcerated men who are referred by their probation officers. The Sex Offender Treatment is a community program in which the clients are men, generally felons on probation/ parole who have committed a sex offense, and are ordered by the court or a probation officer, as well as volunteer clients. Drug & Alcohol Treatment Assessments 40-hour treatment program for adults. Alcohol Information School. Clients are minors who have been convicted of consuming alcohol or driving while intoxicated, and ordered by the court to attend an informational class. Tobacco Information School Clients are minors who have been convicted of consuming tobacco, and ordered by the court to attend an informational class Intervention Services Assisting adults and adolescents in entering treatment Aftercare Assisting clients who have graduated from our 40-hour program, or other agencies programs in establishing lasting results. 
Tel. (907) 586-3585 Fax (907) 586-3241

The National Alert Registry of Sexual Predators

With your one time $10.00 set up see you will be able to access the nationwide database of nearly 500,000 registered sex offender records can be searched instantly. Search results contain detailed information about offender in your area: names, aliases, photos, home addresses, and offense details. The National Alert Registry's state-of-the-art mapping system provides detailed, high-resolution maps of all registered offenders in the area of your search.

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With National Alert Registry, you don't need to scour the Internet or visit your local police station to get this information. From the privacy of your own home, you will receive RED ALERT notifications delivered directly to your email address each time our database is updated with new information that affects you.

What is a RED ALERT notification?
Though sex offender registration information is often available if you take the initiative and hunt it down yourself, National Alert Registry removes this burden and gives you peace of mind by instantly notifying you via email when our database has been updated with new offenders. Your customized Red Alert notifications will keep you "in the know" and armed with the information you need to protect yourself and your family from dangerous sexual predators!

We are responsible for managing vital records in the State of Alaska. Vital records in Alaska comprise birth, death, divorce and marriage certificate data, along with reports of adoption. Vital records are confidential. For information about your family member's Alaska vital record contact our Record Processing Unit. You can get and fill out the appropriate form (if requested) and mail to the address indicated. Electronic application forms can not be accepted with payment via credit card.  (907) 465-3392

Anchorage NOW
Fairbanks NOW
Juneau NOW

Email: alscfbx@alaska.net
1648 Cushman, Suite 300, Fairbanks, AK 99701-6202

The Pro Bono program is funded through grants and contracts from federal, state, and local sources. Clients must be income eligible and must have a case that falls within case priority restrictions. Current income eligibility figures are as follows: Maximum Gross Yearly Income; 1 family members to an income of $12,338, 2 family members to an income of $16,558, 3 family members to an income of $20,838, 4 family members to an income of $25,088, 5 family members to an income of $29,338, 6 family members to an income of $33,588. The program typically handles cases involving family law (divorce, custody/visitation, child custody, support, paternity, adoptions, guardianships, conservatorship and domestic violence  (907) 452-5181  Outside Fairbanks (800) 478-5401

We have an Intervention program for batterers and a program for sex offenders. Problems may arise during child custody and divorce. Other agency services include: a Community program, Batterers Intervention Program in which men ordered by the court because they have committed acts of domestic violence. It focuses on how men use violence to control people and situations, Youth Alternatives to Violence Program for clients who are school students who have acted out violently in the school setting, or have shown abusive sexist behavior and participate with parent's permission. Women's Alternatives to Violence Program clients are generally women ordered by the court, who have committed acts of violence. Prison Batterers Program for men who are referred by their probation officers. Focus is on how men use violence to control women and managing anger, stress and other feelings Sex Offender Treatment for clients generally felons on probation/ parole who have committed a sex offense, and are ordered by the court or a probation officer, as well as volunteer clients. Prison program for men incarcerated for sex offenses who are court-ordered, or ordered by their probation officer as well as volunteer clients. Drug & Alcohol Treatment, Assessments, 40-hour treatment program for adults, Alcohol Information School clients are minors who have been convicted of consuming alcohol or driving while intoxicated, and ordered by the court to attend an informational class. (907) 586-3585

Counsels and assists searching parents and encourages them to compile identification packages that include fingerprints, medical records, physical characteristics and markings. This group does not distinguish between runaways, abduction, kidnapping, or child custody order disputes. Publications; newsletter.  (907) 248-7300

Provides shelter and support services (counseling, groups, legal advocacy, referrals) to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault that may or may not be caused by child custody or divorce. Provide community education on domestic violence and sexual assault issues.  (907) 452-2293

Assemblies of God Marriage Encounter
Baptist Marriage Encounter
Jewish Marriage Enhancement
Methodist Marriage Encounter
Roman Catholic Marriage Encounter
Marriage Encounter, is a weekend away from home, family and responsibilities where in a comfortable, secluded environment a couple is guided in the discovery of new techniques of communicating and sharing with one another. It is not a retreat, but it is a program designed to give couples the opportunity to examine their lives together, their weaknesses and strong points, their attitudes toward each other and toward their families. Couples are given the opportunity to look at themselves, privately with their partner in an honest, face-to-face, heart-to-heart encounter.

Engaged Encounter, is a weekend experience designed to help couples prepare personally and as a couple for marriage. The focus is on the marriage, not on the wedding. "A wedding is a day ... a marriage is a lifetime." Couples are shown communication and decision-making techniques they can use throughout their lifetime together. Engaged Encounter is specifically designed for quiet reflection and discussion by each couple. It is a positive, simple, common-sense experience between two people who are either seriously considering engagement, engaged or recently married. At no time will the couple be asked to share their private experiences with the group.

National Headquarters, POB 129, Mannassett, NY, 11030 (516) 482-6378

At this site get all of the free articles and research you can download! The National Coalition of Free Men (NCFM) is a non-profit educational organization that examines the way sex discrimination affects men. It also tries to raise public consciousness about little known, but important, topics dealing with the male experience. NCFM sponsors a variety of "men's rights" projects and publishes "Transitions: Journal of Men's Perspectives", six times a year. Please JOIN and support our efforts. Without a special interest group our voices will not get heard. 
(907) 586-3580

The American Psychoanalytic Association is a professional organization of psychoanalysts throughout the United States. The Association is comprised of Affiliate Societies and Training Institutes in many cities and has about 3,000 individual members. We are a Regional Association of the International Psychoanalytical Association.

750 First Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002

(202) 336-5500

4601 North Park Ave, Arcade Suite 101, Chevy Chase, M.D. 20815

"The nation's medical specialty society dedicated to educating physicians and improving the treatment of individuals suffering from alcoholism or other addictions."  (301) 656-3920

Site includes; Search, What's New, Newsroom, Funding, Kids Area, Español, Databases, Mental Health at HHS, Calendar, Publications, Catalog, Mental Health Information, Professionals, Links and About CMHS.

8181 Professional Place, Suite 201, Landover, MD 20785

CHADD Works To Improve the Lives of People With Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Through Education, Advocacy, and Support. We the People, Building Partnerships Through Education, Advocacy, Support and Research.  (800) 233-4050   or   (301) 306-7070

We work to improve the quality of news and entertainment media both for children and about children's issues.

Knowledge must be shared. Our goal is to improve understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of mental illness throughout the world. Introduction Our purpose; helpful tips; how to contact us. Disorders The 52 most common mental disorders including: description, diagnosis, treatment, and research findings. Medications The 67 most common psychiatric drugs including: indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions, adverse effects, overdose, dosage, and research findings.

State Bar Association     (907) 272-7469
510 L Street # 602, PO Box 100279, Anchorage, AK 99510

The Alaska Bar Association is a unified Bar with 3,249 members in the following categories: Active, 2,660; Inactive, 550; Honorary, l; Retired, 38. Its affairs are governed by a 12 member Board comprised of 9 attorneys and 3 non-attorneys. The two most important functions of the Bar are the admission and discipline of its members, both of which are carried out under the supervision of the Supreme Court of Alaska. The Bar also has an active CLE program with between 40-45 programs offered each year. All Alaska Bar programs are videotaped, with group video replays regularly scheduled in several locations. Members may also rent the seminar videos from the Bar library, or purchase course materials. 

Site/Web Search Databases, Research Briefs, Latest Research, Conference Calendar, Workplace Issues, Resources & Referrals, Related Links, What's New, Alcohol & Drug Facts, On-Line Catalog, Funding/Grants, Online Forums, Kids Area.

The National Depressive & Manic- Depressive Association would like to welcome you to our home page. It is full of helpful information from education to advocacy to support and much more.  (800) 826-3632

Child Support Guidelines
Juneau (907) 456-2337
Fairbanks (907) 451-2959
Anchorage (800) 478-3300 (907) 276-3441
550 W. 7th, 4th Floor, Anchorage, AK 99501-3556

(907) 263-6279  F (907) 263-6263

These numbers are only approximations
1 Child = 20%
2 Children = 25%
3 Children = 30%
4 Children = 35%
5 Children = 40%
6 Children = 45%

One way to find a lawyer to provide free legal representation in civil cases is by contacting a pro bono program -- also known as volunteer lawyer programs. Pro bono programs are operated by state, county or local bar associations; by legal services programs; by other agencies in the community or independently. They use local attorneys who have agreed to provide free legal representation to eligible persons referred by the pro bono program. There are tens of thousands of attorneys throughout the country who volunteer their services through these programs.

In Anchorage but we serve the entire state of Alaska as a private, non-profit corporation that provides free civil legal assistance to low-income Alaskans. The Program is funded through grants and contracts from federal, state, and local sources. Clients must be income eligible and must have a case that falls within case priority restrictions. Current income eligibility figures are as follows: Maximum Gross Yearly Income; 1 family members to an income of $12,338, 2 family members to an income of $16,558, 3 family members to an income of $20,838, 4 family members to an income of $25,088, 5 family members to an income of $29,338, 6 family members to an income of $33,588. The program typically handles cases involving family law (divorce, child custody, visitation, child support, paternity, adoptions, guardianships, conservatorship , domestic violence and more. 
(907) 276-6282

This site is part of the Telecom/Police STOP BULLYING Campaign. Spot and Bo are here to show you around the site. You can hang out with Bo and his friends and play the No Bully game, and he's got lots of other useful stuff for kids. Spot can help you to find out about support services in your community and ways that adults can help kids to deal with bullying.

This site originates in New Zealand but addresses a world wide problem. Telecom is the major sponsor of Police programs which help young New Zealanders to avoid becoming offenders or victims of crime. The programs encourage children and young people to act safely and confidently to protect themselves and their property, and avoid drug abuse. Telecom supports the Police because we recognize it is the responsibility of all New Zealanders to allow our children and young people to grow up in a safe and healthy environment.

The latest IRS publications and forms with instructions for download in the various formats.

Child support money is owed to the parent who kept the family housed, clothed and fed for all those years. The CSE agency may be able to help your parent try to collect the past-due money. It would be up to the parent if he/she wants to - and can afford to - pass some of it along to you.

If your family received public assistance for any of that period, the state is owed as well.

States have statutes of limitations which may prevent full enforcement of the order, and some States can only collect arrears that accrued after the case was brought into the CSE program. State CSE agency web site links are available on our web site at the following location: http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/extinf.htm#exta

If you can't locate the parent of your child to establish or enforce a financial or child support order:

You should:

Contact the State Child Support Enforcement (CSE) agencies because they have access to information from state resources such as the Department of Motor Vehicles and the State Employment agency. They also can get information from the Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS) which is a national network that provides address and employment information to the states. The Federal Parent Locator Service is used to locate parents to establish or enforce a child support order and to help find someone who has hidden the whereabouts of a child in violation of a custody or visitation order. The service is only available through the state/local State Child Support Enforcement program. Among the resources that the Federal Parent Locator Service can use are: The Social Security Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, the Department of Defense, and the National Directory of New Hires (NDNH). Employers must now report hiring new employees to the state within twenty days. The state in turn sends that information, and information from the state unemployment office, to the National Directory of New Hires. This information is available to State Child Support Enforcement agencies throughout the country. A parent or an attorney can ask for "locate only" services through the state State Child Support Enforcement agency, but the Federal Parent Locator Service cannot give information directly to individuals. Your State Child Support Enforcement agency is the best source of information about state laws and practices and about your case. Links to the state State Child Support Enforcement websites are at: http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/extinf.htm#exta

Or you can call the State CSE agency. State CSE agency telephone numbers and addresses are at: 

(English) http://ocse3.acf.dhhs.gov/int/directories/ext/IVd_list.cfm

(Spanish): http://ocse3.acf.dhhs.gov/int/directories/ext/Espanol_IVd_list.cfm

If your child and the custodial parent are nowhere to be found and you were not told that they would be moving: 

You should:

• You can contact the Child Support Enforcement (CSE) office in the state that entered the custody/visitation order to ask how to proceed. One of the services of the Office of Child Support Enforcement is helping to locate children in parental kidnapping cases. 
• Federal law allows the use of the Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS) in parental kidnapping or child custody cases (including cases in which the custodial parent has hidden the child in violation of a visitation order) if: 

1) a civil action to make or enforce a custody order has been filed in the State courts; or 

2) a criminal custodial interference case is being investigated or prosecuted.

• Requests for information from the  Federal Parent Locator Service in custody and parental kidnapping cases must come from a State Child Support Enforcement Agency. State Child Support Enforcement agency telephone numbers and addresses are at:
• State Child Support Enforcement Agency Web Site Links
  
  States may collect a fee from people using the service to cover processing costs.
• You might also want to contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Its address and toll free number are: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 550 Arlington, Virginia 22201 800-843-5678

Chapter 5. Alaska Marriage Code

Chapter 10. Marriage Commissioners

Chapter 15. Husband and Wife

Chapter 20. Parent and Child

Chapter 23. Adoption

Chapter 24. Divorce and Dissolution of Marriage

Chapter 25. Uniform Interstate Family Support Act

Chapter 27. Child Support Services Agency

Chapter 30. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act

Chapter 35. Domestic Violence

Chapter 90. General Provisions