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Single Dad or Non-resident parent? Not sure who to vote for? Join the .. 'Strength in Numbers' Campaign..NOW!

Do you know that there are over 750,000 non-resident parents (of children under 18 y/o) in Australia, and this figure is growing by 30,000 per year?

Despite these huge numbers, successive governments have continued to ignore the serious plight of non-resident parents, in particular that of fathers who are regularly denied contact with their children simply because they have divorced.

However, we are a Majority and we have a Voice, and in view of the coming federal election, we should remind ourselves that there is Strength in Numbers.

Join the F4E Strength in Numbers Campaign now & help send a message to Canberra that the silent majority have a voice, and we intend to use it!

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australian government, parliament Want to know what your local member thinks about Shared Parenting? The 2005 Parliamentary survey, read it now!


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Sign the Equal Parenting Petition

Current Number of Signatures: 3790

Let Australia's politicians know what the overwhelming majority of Australians want. Sign the petition and state your support for a legislated presumption of 50/50 joint residence (equal parenting) in the event of separation.

Sign the Equal Parenting petition today!

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Pre-Nuptial agreements, Co-Habitation agreements & Wills

pre nuptial agreements, post-nuptial agreements, co-habitation agreements, binding financial contractSeparation is unfortunately much more than the end of a marriage or relationship. It often involves exhorbitant legal fees, inequitable distribution of assets, loss of employment opportunities, and diminished capacity to properly support the financial needs of the children.

Sadly, much of the financial chaos and uncertainty experienced by separating families could have been avoided with the implementation of simple legal safeguards. Astonishingly, the vast majority of Australians choose not to protect their financial welfare nor the future financial welfare of their children in the event of divorce or separation.

Read about how you can protect the welfare of your family with Binding Financial Agreements and Wills, Enduring Powers of Attorney and Guardianship.

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Proposed Victorian DV Laws - Sexist or good for fathers?

Are the proposed laws a drachonian measure designed to negate the growing custodial influence of fathers, or are they a progressive measure that will assist fathers to address the previously unrecognised emotional and economical abuse they experience during relationship breakdown? Join the Community Forum now and let us know what YOU think!


child custody - family law fathers4equality join us Fathers4Equality consists of a large number of fathers, mothers, step-parents and grand-parents, who all share the core belief that sole-residence as a preferred model for post-separated families is harmful to children, and deprives decent non-custodial parents (usually fathers) of being a parent in the true sense of the word. Help us change the law!

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child custody - family law equal parenting poll Australians Overwhelmingly Support Equal Parenting

On average, 80% to 90% of Australian believe that there should be a legislated presumption of 50/50 shared residence, in the event of separation.

Review the many polls that show the HUGE silent majority of Australians that support equal parenting.






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