Judge Paige McThenia, Judge Lisa Bell – Mecklenburg County NC Courts
Judge Paige McThenia and Judge Lisa Bell are Mecklenburg County NC District Court Judges who decide child custody and child support enforcement cases for Mecklenburg County non-custodial families. If you are a Mecklenburg County NC non-custodial family and you have a history with Judge Bell or Judge McThenia, we want to hear from you regarding your thoughts on these Judges giving you equal parentage and access to your minor children. NC Fathers is an organization of non-custodial families who desire to Reform the Family Courts to be less divisive, about politics and special interests, and funding of social services programs. Our concern is all of these forces is the reason why millions of non-custodial fathers, paternal grandmothers, step-mothers, and other females in the paternal family are marginalized as visitor families 4 days a month. Please consider joining our MAILING LIST and routinely sharing this article on Judge Paige McThenia and Judge Lisa Bell with other Mecklenburg County families on the major social networking sites to help educate and enlighten on the issues we discuss here. We welcome any rebuttal or contact from Judge Paige McThenia or Judge Lisa Bell on these issues and will be glad to publish their response.
Mecklenburg County Department of Social Services
Is the Mecklenburg County Department of Social Services biased in working with Mecklenburg County non-custodial fathers and families? If you are in a NC non-custodial family and you have a history with Social Services and found their dealings with you to be illegal, biased, or unfair, then we ask that you contact us immediately and join our MAILING LIST. Also, we ask that you routinely share this article on the Mecklenburg County Department of Social Services with other Mecklenburg County NC non-custodial families on the major social networking sites to help educate others. NC Fathers is a State of NC organization of non-custodial families who we believe equal greater than 60% of the voting population in NC and can immediately reform the NC Family Courts and Social Services agencies in one election cycle if united and willing to vote on this important issue. Please read our article on Senator Richard Burr to get an exhaustive breakdown of the issues we will touch on briefly in this article.
Judge Matt Osman, Judge Rebecca Thorne Tin – Mecklenburg County NC Court
Judge Rebecca Thorne Tin and Judge Matt Osman of the Mecklenburg County NC Courts
are two Judges in Mecklenburg County who rule in court cases involving child custody and child support enforcement. Before reading this article on Judge Tin and Judge Osman, we ask that you read this article on Senator Richard Burr as it goes into extensive detail on the issues we will touch on here. If you are a member of a Mecklenburg County non-custodial family, be it a paternal grandmother, step-mother, paternal aunt, or a father, then we ask that you share this article on both Judges with other non-custodial families in North Carolina to help educate them on the environment we think exists which keeps you alienated from your children compared to maternal families access. Please be sure to use the social sharing buttons at the end of this article to routinely publish this article on the major social networking sites. Additionally, we ask that you join our MAILING LIST and help us reach our goal of one million NC non-custodial families who we believe can immediately change the divisive nature of the NC Family Courts in one election cycle. As always, we welcome any rebuttal or insight from Judge Rebecca Thorne Tin or Judge Matt Osman on this article.
Judge John Covolo, Judge William Charles Farris – Nash County Courts
Judge John Covolo and Judge William Charles Farris are Judges in the Nash County NC Courts who rule in Child Custody and Child Support Enforcement matters. NC Fathers is encouraging all Nash County NC non-custodial family members to make contact with us and let us know if Judge Covolo and Judge Farris gave you equal treatment and access to your children in rulings. Also, we ask that you view our article on Judge Pell Cooper to see this extensive article on all the issues we think Nash County non-custodial families face in the Nash County NC Family Courts. NC fathers asks families to share this article on Judge John Covolo and Judge William Charles Farris on the major social networking sites to help gain insight and motivation on equal shared parenting. Additionally, we ask that you join our MAILING LIST as we are building a database of NC non-custodial families that we can use to effect new legislation around reforming the NC family Courts and Social Services agencies. As always, we welcome any rebuttal by Judge John Covolo and Judge William Charles Farris.
Judge John Britt, Judge William Stewart – Nash County NC Courts
Judge John Britt and Judge William Stewart are Judges in the Nash County NC Courts who rule in Divorce, Child Custody, and Child Support Enforcement Cases. NC Fathers is asking that all Nash County NC non-custodial family members contact us and let us know if Judge Britt and Judge Stewart gave you equal parentage and access to you children. Also, we ask that you read our article on Judge Pell Cooper to see this exhaustive article on all issues we think Nash County non-custodial families face in the NC Family Courts. NC fathers asks area families to share this article on Judge John Britt and Judge William Stewart on the major social networking sites to help gain momentum and insight on equal shared parenting. Additionally, we ask that you join our MAILING LIST as we are building a central repository of NC non-custodial families that we can use to effect new legislation around reforming the NC family Courts and Social Services agencies. As always, we welcome any contact and rebuttal by Judge John Britt and Judge William Stewart of the Nash County NC Courts.
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