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An Auckland father at the centre of an international custody dispute has told his family he is hiding with his 5-month-old daughter because of an “unfair” court decision to award custody to her mother.
Police yesterday appealed for 39-year-old Stephen Paul Jelicich to contact them and hand over baby Caitlin, following a request by Interpol.
But Stephen Jelicich’s father, Paul, last night told the Herald that his son would give himself up in exchange for a new custody hearing.
Paul Jelicich said Stephen and his wife arrived home at the end of October for a family holiday in Kumeu, West Auckland.
The relationship, which he described as “volatile", soured during the visit.
“She said [to Stephen], ‘I’m going to Wales and taking Caitlin with me and there’s not a thing you can do about it, and I don’t want you to come back’.” Mr Jelicich said his son took advice from police and lawyers and sought custody of his daughter.
The case went to the Family Court before Christmas but was adjourned until January 10.
Mrs Jelicich applied for an urgent hearing and it was granted on January 6, when the court declared the case should be heard in Britain, where Caitlin was born, and awarded the mother custody.
Stephen Jelicich claimed the custody hearing was rushed and “all he wants is his day in court", said his father.
“Nothing was done right,” said his mother, Jan Jelicich.
“He was supposed to be given 48 hours’ notice [of a hearing] but because it was going to be Christmas Day he was given 24 hours.”
Mr Jelicich snr said his son was a “good father” but “the system let him down” and running was his only option.
Tuesday, 14 December 2004, 9:56 am
Press Release: Men’s Coalition
Redressing The Balance: The Men’s Manifesto
The social landscape of New Zealand will be need to be changed dramatically if men are to have a “fair go” in New Zealand society, according to James Nicolle, Coordinator of the Men’s Coalition.
Mr. Nicolle was commenting on the release today of the Executive Summary of the MENZTABLE REPORT; a manifesto for men’s rights.
“Men in New Zealand are increasingly marginalised and persecuted by powerful trends in the socio-political agenda", he said.
”Men have reached this conclusion because of the raw deal we are getting in the Family Court, the Child Support system, social development, health and education.”
“Our political and social systems have progressively devalued the place of men in New Zealand today.”
“It is time for Men to reassert what is valuable to us and reclaim our right to be men,” he said.
The MENZTABLE REPORT has come from a meeting of representatives of men’s organisations held at Taupo in July.
The product of this meeting, the Men’s Coalition of New Zealand, is coordinating the preparation and release of the Report.
Mr. Nicolle said the body of the Report would be released in sections during 2005 to highlight men’s concerns throughout the election year.
“We see this as a seminal document which provides the vision and agenda of real men seeking to redress the balance and even out the scales.” Concluded Nicolle.
Mobile phones can be a useful safety device for children, but also make them vulnerable.
11.12.04
by Chris Barton
Whoever thought it was a good idea to equip mobile phones with cameras probably didn’t anticipate people taking photographs of their genitals and transmitting the images to websites for all to see.
But having places on the internet where people could send and publish - “post” - instant images taken with camera phones, was always part of the plan. They’re known as “moblogs” and most are innocuous - homes for electronic albums of family, pets, holidays, gatherings, and the like. Plus the weird craze of the moment in “drive-by shootings” - photos of buildings, roadsides, scenery or anything else one drives by.
But there are also a few moblogs where people have used the technology for less wholesome things - like the aforementioned instant DIY porn. Sick exhibitionists? Undoubtedly. But such sites also represent the avant-garde of mobile phone use - creativity gone mad when it comes to what one can do with a fledgling technology. Why? Because they can.
Surprising, new uses for mobiles are cropping up all time. Like the gang member in an Auckland District Court seen last week using a camera phone to photograph members of the jury. The judge was not impressed and immediately had the jury taken to a secret location.
The behaviour also has court officials and Government ministers wondering whether the incident represents a new tactic for causing mistrials - and whether mobile phones should be banned in court. Besides the spectre of pornographic postings and juror intimidation, other mobile phone behaviours may give parents pause for thought if they’re considering buying their daughter or son the latest in mobile gadgetry this Christmas.
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Are Child Support Levels Too High?
December 8, 2004
The promo for this week's His Side--"Are Child Support Levels Too High?"--is below.
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Are Child Support Levels Too High?
According to economist R. Mark Rogers, "Child support guidelines currently in use by the U.S. states typically generate awards that are three to four times what they should be if based on economically sound cost tables and on a true equal duty of support standard for both parents" (emphasis added).
Rogers also believes that support levels have become so skewed in favor of custodial parents that even custodial parents with a substantially lesser income will still end up with a "significantly higher standard of living than the non-custodial parent." The situation is even more inequitable in cases where the custodial parent has a significantly higher income than the noncustodial.
Rogers of Guideline Economics believes that child support levels are too high in practically every U.S. state and has proposed a Cost Shares guideline which he says will remedy the problem. Debbie Kline is the Executive Director of the Association for Children for the Enforcement of Support, a nationwide organization which advocates higher child support levels and tougher child support enforcement. Mark and Debbie will join Glenn on His Side with Glenn Sacks on Sunday, December 12 at 5 PM PST/8 PM EST.
You can call the show and join the discussion in progress at 1-877-590-KTIE (in California) or 1-800-439-4805 (out of state).
For those who are outside of our radio stations' coverage ranges, you can listen to the show live via our station's excellent Internet stream at Listen Live. His Side with Glenn Sacks can be heard on WSNR AM 620 in New York City and North-Eastern New Jersey, and on WWZN AM 1510 in Boston on Sundays at 10 PM EST. The show can also be heard in Southern California on KTIE AM 590 at 5 PM PST.
To learn more about child support, see:
Mark Rogers' Guideline Economics
Mark Rogers' Wisconsin-Style and Income Shares Child Support Guidelines: Excessive Burdens and Flawed Economic Foundation (Family Law Quarterly, Spring 1999)
Glenn's co-authored column It's Child Support Guidelines that Need Surgery, Not 'Deadbeat Dads' (Cincinnati Post, Kentucky Post, 5/12/04)
Glenn's three minute radio commentary on the Francis Borgia child support case
Glenn's column New Study Punctures Myth of Uncaring Divorced Dad (Newsday, 6/23/03)
Glenn's co-authored column New Study Shows Massachusetts' Child Support Guidelines Among Worst in Nation (Massachusetts News, 7/28/04)
Glenn's co-authored column Divorced from Reality on Child Support (Newark Star-Ledger, 9/6/02)
His Side: Showdown in Motown: Michigan Dads vs. Leader of ACES (4/18/04)
His Side: Child Support Civil Rights Violations (7/18/04)
His Side: Do Men Gain Economically from Divorce? (2/29/04)
His Side: The Degradation of LA's 'Deadbeat Dad Court' (8/24/03)
His Side: Child Support System Abuses Drive Fathers out of Their Children's Lives (6/1/03)
His Side with Glenn Sacks can be heard on WSNR AM 620 in New York City and North-Eastern New Jersey, and on WWZN AM 1510 in Boston on Sundays at 10 PM EST. The show can also be heard in Southern California on KTIE AM 590 at 5 PM PST. To listen live via the Internet from anywhere in the world, go to Listen Live. Both radio and Internet listeners are encouraged to call and participate in the show live and on the air at 1-877-590-KTIE (in California) or 1-800-439-4805 (out of state). All callers will be mailed a free CD of the show in which they appeared at their request.
NY Fathers, Supporters Battle Leading Feminist Attorney on NY Family Law Crisis
December 6, 2004
The archive of Sunday evening's show, NY Family Law: Justice or Bloodsport?, can be found here. The show is yet another example of what many of us have maintained for a long time--when fathers' supporters are able to debate the defenders of the current family law system in an open and fair forum, it quickly becomes clear that fathers have many legitimate grievances and irrefutable arguments.
Melanie I. Cummings wrote an excellent letter to the New York Matrimonial Commission taking apart NOW's myth that New York fathers get custody 70% of the time when they fight for it--to read it, click here.
Many New York activists are doing fine work on these issues, and I urge our New York listeners to support the efforts of The Coalition of Fathers and Families of New York--go to www.fafny.org or contact FaFNY VP Mr. Randall L. Dickinson at Dickins895@aol.com / (518) 899-3302 or FaFNY coordinator Debbie Fellows at DAFellows2001@yahoo.com / (518) 381 6948.
A new Seattle Post-Intelligencer article, More thirtysomethings are putting off the marital knot (12/2/04), speculates on the statistical trend towards later marriages. The reporter, Vanessa Ho, focuses on why women are hesitating to marry, ignoring the many reasons why men are increasingly turning their backs on marriage. In a column I co-authored a few years ago, Have Anti-Father Family Court Policies Led to a Men's Marriage Strike? (Philadelphia Inquirer, 7/5/02), we speculated that men's fear of losing their children and financial ruin in divorce were driving men away from marriage. The enormous reaction the piece generated, particularly after Rush Limbaugh read the piece on the air, certainly lends credence to the idea that men increasingly see marriage as a disadvantageous and even dangerous institution.
Vanessa Ho also notes that "Societal pressures to marry before having children also have decreased, driving the unmarried percentage up," leading to a tripling of the rate of out of wedlock births over the past three decades. This problem--and some of the ways family law practitioners are aggravating it--is discussed in my co-authored column Undermining the American Family (Human Events, 1/27/03).
As I mentioned last week, Verizon has informed His Side listeners and supporters that the "Homework" ad which was the subject of our protest will no longer be aired. We commend Verizon for understanding our concerns. It is our hope that, given the extensive publicity and support our campaign has received, Verizon and other companies will keep these concerns in mind when planning future advertising campaigns. Thanks to the thousands of you who called and wrote Verizon.
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NY Family Law: Justice or Bloodsport?
The New York State National Organization for Women has declared a crisis for women in family law and made it the theme of their December 4-5 Annual Convention. According to NOW-NYS, the NY family court system "routinely deprives mothers and their children of their human and civil rights. These violations frequently result in mothers losing custody of their children to batterers, even in instances where there are outstanding allegations of child abuse...[the] court system allows batterers to destroy [mothers] financially through years of costly litigation, supervised visits, and related practices."
By contrast, fathers' groups view the NY family law system and its sole custody norm as bloodsport, where parents must fight like gladiators in a ring for custody in a match which is thoroughly rigged against dads.
Between the New York State Matrimonial Commission hearings, a public re-examination of New York's fault-based divorce system, the high profile Bridget Marks case, the federal class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of noncustodial parents in New York and in dozens of other states, the NYS NOW convention, and others, New York family law is under scrutiny.
Pioneer family law attorney Cecile C. Weich has represented women and championed feminist causes for over four decades. Family law attorney Michael Varble helps parents fight visitation interference and gain equal access to their children. Cecile and Michael joined Glenn on His Side with Glenn Sacks on December 5.
To learn more about New York Family Law and family court bias, see:
New York State National Organization for Women devotes conference to "family court system which routinely deprives mothers and their children of their human and civil rights"
Feminist Renee Beeker's The Status of Women in the Family Law Arena, (NOW-NYS Reporter, Fall 2004)
"State panel hears complaints about divorce laws, procedures: Fathers say courts biased against them" (Press & Sun-Bulletin, 10/30/04)
NOW-NYS President Kathryn Lake Mazierksi's testimony to the Matrimonial Commission of the NYS Office of Court Administration (NOW-NYS Reporter, Fall 2004)
Melanie I. Cummings' letter to the NY Matrimonial Commission
The Coalition of Fathers and Families of New York--www.fafny.org.
Glenn's co-authored column Can Abolishing Sole Custody Curb Divorce? (New York Sun, 10/2/02)
Glenn's column Convicted Murderess Can Get Custody but Decent Fathers Can't (Houston Chronicle, 9/19/03)
Glenn's co-authored column Ruling in High-Profile Marks Custody Case: Painful but Correct (Men's News Daily, 9/14/04)
Dr. Kathie Mathis' column Bridget Marks: When Courts Get It Wrong (NOW-NYS Reporter, Fall 2004).
His Side: Allred vs. Tong--Is Parental Alienation Syndrome a Fathers' Rights Hoax? (6/27/04)
His Side: Bridget Marks PAS/Custody Case (6/13/04)
Glenn's radio commentary on the Bridget Marks case: "In Defense of Arlene Goldberg"
His Side with Glenn Sacks can be heard on WSNR AM 620 in New York City and North-Eastern New Jersey, and on WWZN AM 1510 in Boston on Sundays at 10 PM EST. The show can also be heard in Southern California on KTIE AM 590 at 5 PM PST. To listen live via the Internet from anywhere in the world, go to Listen Live. Both radio and Internet listeners are encouraged to call and participate in the show live and on the air at 1-877-590-KTIE (in California) or 1-800-439-4805 (out of state). All callers will be mailed a free CD of the show in which they appeared at their request.
The Pseudo-Science of Same-Sex Marriage
| Gay marriage is good for mental health -- well, if not yours, then at least for that of your gay friends and acquaintances. That's what the American Psychological Association, the world's largest association of psychologists, says. At their annual conference this summer, they passed a policy statement that same-sex couples should have the right to marry. |
Ottawa Citizen Aug. 11, 2004 Pg. A13
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