Our StoryWednesday, June 12, 2019 - Fathers - family - Fathers Rights Ontario Canada |
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I wanted to post this— I emailed this to Director of Family Responsibility office— minister of Justice and Doug Ford- titled “ Our Story” — I sent this last year. There was a grandpa who messaged in brainy and wrote letter like this and add that who ever wants to use his letter as a format and make it our own story to please go ahead— Here it is.. It has been 10 years since My husband has had no relationship with his son. And on and off since child was born) He is now almost 20 years old and wants nothing to do with his father and his family. The custodial parent has done everything in her power to alienate child from my husband by telling the child that we have no interest in being part of his life and then blocking all access to child as a way of confirming to him that By changing the mandate of the Family Responsibility Office from a collection agency to an enforcement agency that has the ability to make sure that not only are support payments are enforced but that access orders are also enforced. There are many divorced couples that have been successfully able to ensure that both parents are involved in the lives of their children, they are not the issue. The issue is when one parent chooses to punish the other parent by blocking all access to the children. These are the cases that require assistance. With the power of the Family Responsibility Office, adding in the power to withhold payments to the custodial parent if they refuse to follow court ordered access could be a great step towards correcting access rights. When a judge issues an order in a valid court in Ontario, one would expect that the order is not a suggestion, it is an order to be obeyed. When a judge issues a support order, it is enforced by FRO, when a judge issues an access order, why can it not also be enforced by FRO. The non custodial parent currently has no options except paying for a lawyer to go back to the courts for another order that the custodial parent will violate again. Contempt doesn’t seem to be an option in the current system. But a financial penalty could go far to correcting the actions of the custodial parent. I am not suggesting that the support payments be forfeited, only held back until the custodial parent chooses to follow the court ordered access orders. I would expect that most of the time this would correct the actions of the custodial parent, however consideration must be still given to those that will deny access for several months and then allow one visit to collect the support payments and reset the clock and then go back to violating the order. As most divorced parties do not need this, they are more concerned about the well being of their children than punishing the other parent, provisions only need to be made to allow the non custodial parent to call for this enforcement. Every child deserves two parents, you have the power to make this happen. I am calling on you to support changes to the Family Responsibility Office to turn it from a collection agency to an agency that ensure that Family Responsibilities includes raising and loving our children. Every child deserves two parents that love them. Thank You |
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