The Respondent Roundup
THE US HAS THE WORLD’S HIGHEST RATE OF CHILDREN LIVING IN SINGLE PARENT HOUSEHOLDS. Why?
I just returned from New York having appeared on The Gutfeld Show to learn that my new book The Respondent (available here for preorder) just hit #1 in not one but two Amazon new release rankings in the categories of Fatherhood and Divorce.
There are some wonderful new guests coming up on the video podcast series as we prepare for the launch of The Respondent Book on June 29th.
Last week American biologist, evolutionary theorist, and philosopher Professor Bret Weinstein appeared on The Respondent.
We discussed his upcoming book "A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century", written with Bret's wife Heather Heying, as well as the multiple versions of time, speaking one's mind, family, The Fourth Frontier, Game B, Covid-19, and much more.
And this past weekend I interviewed Robert. P George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton University and founder and director of its James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions.
We discussed why family law justice is not blind, courts presiding over divorce and child custody are not neutral, abuses of power shielded by judicial immunity are not often checked, and no one is held accountable.
In my new book The Respondent: Exposing the Cartel of Family Law I expose this state-sanctioned Armageddon for children, and the reasons why:
THE US HAS THE WORLD’S HIGHEST RATE OF CHILDREN LIVING IN SINGLE PARENT HOUSEHOLDS.
EVERY DAY IN AMERICA 4,000 CHILDREN LOSE A PARENT IN FAMILY COURT.
For every child who loses their mother to suicide during or after divorce 8 CHILDREN LOSE A FATHER.
Our biased family law system is one of the main culprits.
I’m calling upon politicians and policy makers to reform the one branch of our legal system that has:
no due process
no presumption of innocence
and where parents are found guilty till proven more guilty
Why do criminals have more rights than children and parents? The $60-billion-a-year American Divorce Machine is incentivized to keep the presumption of guilt at the expense of families.
Our children should not be sacrificed on the altar of attorney billable hours. Children need both parents’, regardless of the parents’ present marital status.
We can, and must, do better, and stop turning a blind eye to the national mental health emergency affecting western civilization - fatherlessness.
How can we celebrate Father’s Day if there aren’t any left?
Single-parent families, fatherlessness, and zero-sum divorce laws are just a few of the many reasons why I founded my charity CPU - to help parents and children who are struggling to cope with the Family Law system, or life in general.
CPU has three cost-effective, practical, solution-based programs:
CPU Communication: Workshops and programs that promote improved interpersonal relating.
CPU Mediation: Solutions oriented intervention-experts to help resolve conflict disputes.
CPU Law: Provides legal advice, supports the mediation process, and oversees legal procedures.
CPU trains judges and legal practitioners, and educates the public on how to keep families OUT OF COURT.
Please consider supporting CPU (Children & Parents United), the charitable extension of The Respondent. Our mission is to promote and improve child well-being by providing information and resources; to policy makers, legislators, practitioners and the public, resulting in enhanced relationships and reduced conflict for those children and parents navigating our current family law systems. Donations to the 501(c)(3) are tax deductible and 100% of monies raised help CPU fund charitable campaigns like The CODE.
To find out more about The Respondent video podcast series, to donate to CPU, or to receive a free copy of The CODE e-book, please visit the official homepage.