looking for an organization that helps single dads fine and bring to court dead beat moms?
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try this link. Hope it helps
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Try any crisis center or YWCA that offers battered women's shelter...they would most likely know of the organization and/or her.  Good luck to you.
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These national organizations can get you local help.\n\nLighthouse\n\nNational Federation of the Blind\n\nAmerican Foundation for the Blind
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Send her a certified letter about your intentions of picking up the kids. Actually show up at the designated time and have a witness.  Bring your written visitation decree along with you and notify the local sheriff's office of your intention to enforce the divorce decree.  Keep a written book of all of your attempts to visit your kids. If you find her new phone number, record all future calls.  Gather your child support receipts in a shoe box if you don't pay through the Court.  File contempt of court charges.  If you can't afford a lawyer, be willing to represent yourself in court.I spent $40,000 to get visitation for my husband.  I was the new wife and I kept good records and tape recordings and if I had to do it again, I would have represented him myself.  After 2 years he won visitation and it was very complicated...Don't stop paying child support and read the Book of Psalms in the Bible....
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I did the same thing with my ex husband.  It cost much less than a lawyer and you can apply with the Attorney General for free to get the Child support and custody resolved.  Lawyers are all about the money.
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Please check with your local court, on this issue and contact a womens domestic violence organization, womens groups for support against violent offenders
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With my state Mo.--go to child support enforcement, or the county you were divorced in to the prosecuting attny.
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You Could Probably Try your Dept Of Social Services..Maybe Help a Foster Child or a Family Thats Down and Out.
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There are national advocates group that do, they are AMERICAN FATHERS' COALITION; AMERICAN FATHERS' ALLIANCE; and AMERICAN COALITION FOR FATHERS AND CHILDREN.\n\nTry one the above and good luck.
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Check with "Legal Aid" in your town.  Not always free, but could be nominal fee.  If mom is receiving state aid, she can get paternity tests free in most states.
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Sounds like a dead beet Dad. I think that Texas is the worst in enforcing child support. Too many macho men. The court order will not help if the authority's do not enforce it. You need to call your District Attorney
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Nothing is free, but there has to be some legal aid organizations that help you out for a lower fee.  This might not be the case anymore, but I know for a fact when my biological father was in prison and this was 44 years ago, my mom filed for divorce, and my father refused to sign the paperwork.  Well, the Warden signed the paperwork, seeing that the Warden was in charge of my fathers (all inmates) affairs and responsibilities.  The paperwork was accepted by the courts.  My mom remarried to my current father (step father) who has been there for me throught out my life, and busted his butt to raise me.  I will forever be grateful to my current dad,for raising me and treating me as his own.  But back to you, good luck and check out the legal aid organizations.
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take her to a family court
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Lesa,\n\nBelow are a number of links to various sites that may be of help. I have headed each one so you will know the site destination.\n\nGeorgia Child Support Services:\nhttp://ocse.dhr.georgia.gov/portal/site/DHR-OCSE/menuitem.f3ca900e75789bd18e738510da1010a0/?vgnextoid=4f9a10ad92000010VgnVCM100000bf01010aRCRD\n\nOklahoma Child Support Enforcement Division:\nhttp://www.okdhs.org/childsupport/csservices.htm\n\nUS Department of Health and Human Services:\nhttp://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/prgrpt.htm\n\nThe rest of the links that follow are to private child support recovery services. These can be very effective companies but I would caution against those who require upfront fees. There are a number of privatized collection/recovery services who will only expect their fees upon actual collection of unpaid support. Typically these types of collection companies will deduct up to 30% from the amount actually collected for their services.\n\nhttp://www.child-support-info.org/gpage3.html\n\nhttp://www.supportkids.com/default.aspx\n\nhttp://www.childsupport.com/\n\nhttp://www.childsupportrecovery.com/\n\nhttp://www.supportcollectors.com/\n\nhttp://www.deadbeatparent.com/\n\nhttp://www.child-support-collections.com/\n\n\nI hope this information will be of help and if you need further assistance please feel free to contact me.\n\nBest Wishes
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petition the court for custody.. The office of recover services may be able to help you as well.. You can try legal aid for advise but you can do pretty much anything an attorney can do except charge a rediculas fee..lol
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this is wonderful of you but there are many agencies a person can contact locally for assistance such as Marine Corps League, Salvation Army, Churches, Welfare Agencies, local radio stations, etc. so you might want to consider doing something for the local people. thanks and a " tip of my hat to you. "