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• Paternity Fraud Crusader Carnell Smith Responds to New York Times Hatchet Job

  
  GlennSacks.com — Authority: 539
  In the new New York Times article Who Knew I Was Not the Father? (11/22/09), reporter Ruth Padawer portrays veteran paternity fraud crusader Carnell Smith very poorly. Padawer, an adjunct professor at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, writes: In 2001, after Smith’s own paternity struggle, ...
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• Identity Politics

  
  Chatelaine — Authority: 145
  I came across two magazine articles this weekend that raised all kinds of  questions about identity. The first, in the Sunday New York Times Magazine, profiled several men who had found out through DNA tests — which can bought for cheap online — that the child they were raising was not biologically related to ...
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• Updating New York Times Rips on Paternity Laws and DNA

  
  Sam Hasler's Indiana Divorce & Family Law Blog — Authority: 136
  When I hit publish post on News:  New York Times Rips on Paternity Laws and DNA , I had not reached the last page of the article .  Having now done so, I think here is a solution that I could live with: Three and a half years earlier, at a federally convened symposium on the increase in paternity questions, ...
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• Excellent NYT Article on Paternity Fraud

  
  GlennSacks.com — Authority: 539
  For some time, I’ve made a sport of skewering New York Times articles.  As we say in Texas, it’s like shootin fish in a barrel – too easy not to do, but nothing to brag about. This article on paternity fraud, however, is almost uniformly excellent, even if it ultimately gives short shrift to what looks ...
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• News: New York Times Rips on Paternity Laws and DNA

  
  Sam Hasler's Indiana Divorce & Family Law Blog — Authority: 136
  Todays New York Times published  Who Knew I Was Not the Father? .  For some reading me, this is not really news - I have been reporting on the problems with Indiana and its paternity affidavits for quite some time (check out the archive for my paternity articles). The Times article points out the problem here ...
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• Paternity fraud stories

  
  The Angry Dad — Authority: 125
  Todays NY Times Magazine has a long article on paternity fraud: Once a man has been deemed a father, either because of marriage or because he has acknowledged paternity (by agreeing to be on the birth certificate, say, or paying child support), most state courts say he cannot then abandon that child — no matter ...
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• The search for a sperm-donor father ~ From here to Paternity

  
  Parental Alienation (Canada) — Authority: 500
  This story is repeated often in many countries around the world and I have always been curious about children who, conceived in this way, struggled with the possibility of uncertainty about their genetic heritage. My curiosity was first alerted after researching the number of paternity fraud cases that arise in ...
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• Paternal Leave

  
  Human Resource Blog — Authority: 436
  Yes. This is one of the main purposes of FMLA. Pregnancy is always a “serious health condition” under FMLA, and an employee can take up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave to care for a spouse with a serious health condition. This includes intermittent FMLA. Many employers assume that FMLA is only permitted ...
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• Who Knew I Was Not the Father?

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 533
  "It was only when he learned that his ex-wife was about to marry the man who she said actually was the girl’s biological father that Mike flipped. Supporting another man’s child suddenly became unbearable."
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• Stay-at-Home Fathers

  
  Feminist Philosophers — Authority: 537
  Perhaps an anthem is needed…
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• Should push for mandatory paternity tests be abandoned?

  
  Commentary by David A. Love — Authority: 118
  From theGrio: http://www.thegrio.com/2009/11/-should-paternity-tests-become.php 
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• National organizations want to hear from you

  
  Blog entries — Authority: 138
  A new national survey, said to be the first of its kind, will examine the emotional, financial, legal, and social impact of paternity fraud on men. Carnell Smith, director of U.S. Citizens Against Paternity Fraud, and Sharon Squires, assistant professor of sociology at California State University-Dominguez Hills, ...
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• Positive thinking on maternity leave | Mary Fitzgerald

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 162
  Harriet Harman shouldnt be forced on to the defensive in her pursuit of a more family-friendly employment arena Harriet Harmans plans to extend maternity leave have sparked the predictable hysteria. Theres a website called HarrietHarmansucks.com, and her cabinet colleague Lord Mandelson (with whom she reportedly has ...
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• What Do You Know About Indiana Courts? Part Two - Trial Judges & Commissioners

  
  Sam Hasler's Indiana Divorce & Family Law Blog — Authority: 136
  If you have read What Do You Know About Indiana Courts? , you have probably realized that Indiana has no courts dealing specifically with family law cases. For the most part, our trial judges have their time taken first by criminal cases and then by civil suits and then family law cases.  What expertise exists ...
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• Fathers’ working hours

  
  PJH Law - Employment Law Blog — Authority: 135
  BIS have produced a report on the working patterns of fathers in terms of working hours and use of flexible working.  Findings, in a nutshell, reveal that fathers work longer hours compared to non-fathers as fatherhood tends to coincide with the most occupationally active period in their life course.  ...
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• Defining What Makes a Father

  
  Motherlode — Authority: 630
  What makes a father? DNA? Devotion? How would you feel about your child (and yourself ) if you were to discover they were not really "yours"?
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• Are over-the-counter DNA paternity tests ethical?

  
  Family Relationships Magazine — Authority: 107
  Hackney, in East London, is one of the first areas in the United Kingdom to allow chemists to sell over-the-counter DNA paternity testing kits. A short but interesting piece on BBC London News raises the inevitable ethical questions of allowing such easy access to these tests. Ian Meekins from International ...
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• Magazine Preview: Who Knew I Was Not the Father?

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 912
  Mike L. has remained a father to a daughter that wasnt really "his."
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• Work+Life is Not About “Nice,” It’s About Long-term, Strategic, Global Competitiveness

  
  work+life fit, inc. — Authority: 110
  Okay, here’s the deal:  Work+Life is not about being nice.  Yes, it is lovely to be nice, and helping people manage their work and life is the right thing to do.   But developing and implementing work+life strategies is about the long-term global competitiveness of our people, our businesses and our country. ...
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• Reasons Why Women Make False Accusations

  
  California Men's Centers, San Diego — Authority: 146
  “False accusations are not a rarity, they are themselves a form of rape, and a political hot potato. It will doubtless take a female politician of enormous integrity to confront the issue.” Warren Farrell, Myth of Male Power. The Myth of Male Power is a must read for anyone interested in issues related to false ...
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