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Archive of June 2007
KiwiSaver
KiwiSaver Is KiwiSaver good for young men? That’s what their website says. In short I see many young men being bitterly disappointed down the line after separation when the ex and her lawyer through the assessment of future child support lay claim to KiwiSaver funds. Many are going to find it is not a retirement […]
Ritalin use doubles after divorce, study finds
From: http://www.stuff.co.nz/4084556a19716.html Children from broken marriages are twice as likely to be prescribed attention-deficit drugs as children whose parents stay together, a Canadian researcher said on Monday, and she said the reasons should be investigated. More than 6 per cent of 633 children from divorced families were prescribed Ritalin, compared with 3.3 per cent of […]
Paternity Fraud an Update from the USA
I recommend that you read this 4 page article its enlightening as to how paternity fraud (aka mis attributed paternity) reeks havoc for men. Bert Riddick has spent 13 years paying for a girl he didn’t father. He hopes that recent changes in the law will finally provide restitution. By Denise Nix Staff Writer After […]
Maternity services urged to include fathers
How embedded is female priviledge in NZ?
Rob says, Female privilege is so embedded in our social and political landscape that many of us don’t even see it, our attentions being inclined toward the unusual rather than the commonplace. Establishment power doesn’t see it, nor do many women. Some men see it, many sense it, and a few have felt the full […]
Male call – unseemingly friendship
by Bernard Francis I overheard a conversation in a cafe recently. A woman talked about how she and her daughter were good friends. The woman must have been in her mid-40s: her daughter had just turned 20. The mother’s delusional. No 20-year-old I know of wants their parent to be their best friend. They’d be […]
