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  • Parental rights in Louisiana

    05/17/2015 9:22:31 AM PDT · by Pikachu_Dad · 11 replies
    The renumbering and reshuffling of the law makes it very difficult to follow what SB134 is doing. The new law seems much weaker than the old law. The rights are being limited to only married parents. Under the old law, they were enjoyed by all legitimate children. Perhaps they were also enjoyed by all illegitimate children, but I did not read that section for this issue yet. The law for illegitimate children is completely deleted. Footnotes state to use the tutor laws for all children of single, and divorced parents. I have not found a similar section in the tutor...
  • Termination of Parental Authority upon divorce passes Louisiana Senate 37-0

    05/05/2015 8:41:21 PM PDT · by Pikachu_Dad · 51 replies
    LaDads ^ | May 5th 2015 | self
    1) We lost the Senate vote 37-0. Let's dust ourselves off and get back in the game. This is not over. We can win this. We will win this. Right is on our side. God is on our side. Our kids are on our side. Link to vote 2) Now the bill heads to the House. So please start contacting your Louisiana House Representative 3) Civil Law and Procedure Most likely the Bill will be heard by the Civil Law and Procedure Committee. 4) Counter Example "The price of a successful defense is an alternative" Need an example of a...
  • Parenting Rights under attack in Louisiana

    05/02/2015 6:57:07 PM PDT · by Pikachu_Dad · 43 replies
    Louisiana Senate ^ | May 2 2014 | Self
    Should Parental authority be terminated (for both parents) when they divorce? In a forty page bill, sponsored by the Louisiana State Law Institute - effort led by retired family law professor Spaht. The law is difficult to read to see what has changed because she is erasing all of the existing law and rewriting and reorganizing it. So all the text is marked as new, even the parts that are existing. This is long standing law that has not been revised in decades. Of all rhe bad parts of the bill, the one change I am highlighting is this. Under...
  • Atheists abandon attempt to ban baptisms (Americans should be aware such lawsuits occuring) [Open]

    08/15/2008 9:48:59 AM PDT · by NYer · 21 replies · 391+ views
    WND ^ | August 15, 2008
    An atheism-promoting organization has withdrawn its lawsuit demanding that Christian baptisms of children be banned in Italy, after a U.S.-based legal team took on the defense of a bishop and the Roman Catholic Church there."This was a preposterous lawsuit, and we are pleased that it has been dropped," said Joseph Infranco, senior counsel for the Arizona-based Alliance Defense Fund.However, he said, "Americans should be aware that such lawsuits may seem far-fetched, but they really are happening … foreign legal decisions are increasingly cited in American courts."The ADF battled back when the Italian Union of Rationalist Atheists and Agnostics filed a...
  • Judge Orders Teen to Cancer Treatment (social services hypocrisy)

    07/29/2006 10:22:50 PM PDT · by zeller the zealot · 41 replies · 963+ views
    Associated Press ^ | 7/21/06 | Sonja Barisic
    A judge ruled Friday that a 16-year-old boy fighting to use alternative treatment for his cancer must report to a hospital by Tuesday and accept treatment that doctors deem necessary, the family's attorney said. The judge also found Starchild Abraham Cherrix's parents were neglectful for allowing him to pursue alternative treatment of a sugar-free, organic diet and herbal supplements supervised by a clinic in Mexico, lawyer John Stepanovich said. http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/07/21/D8J0MGOO1.html
  • Different handling of care for 2 boys stirs faith issue

    05/13/2002 9:10:25 AM PDT · by hsmomx3 · 10 replies · 276+ views
    The Arizona Republic ^ | May 12, 2002 | Kerry Fehr-Snyder
    They're both 9 years old, and both were diagnosed with brain tumors at Phoenix Children's Hospital. But the similarities between Samuel Schaffer of Prescott and Bryce Garst of Mesa end there. When Bryce's parents refused doctors' orders of chemotherapy or radiation six years ago, they took their son to Texas for alternative treatment. But when Samuel's parents ignored doctors' orders to pursue the same course of treatment, doctors labeled the case "medical neglect" and called Child Protective Services. Jane Walton, a spokeswoman for the hospital, said she couldn't explain why one case was referred to child welfare officials and the...