Comments for DadsClub.com.au http://www.dadsclub.com.au Because becoming one is easier than being one. Fri, 09 Dec 2011 01:03:44 +1100 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 Comment on Easy Dad’n'daughter cooking ideas by 10 gift giving ideas your kids can create within the hour/Dadsclub.com.au | DadsClub.com.au http://www.dadsclub.com.au/cooking-with-dad-and-his-girls/comment-page-1/#comment-2483 10 gift giving ideas your kids can create within the hour/Dadsclub.com.au | DadsClub.com.au Fri, 09 Dec 2011 01:03:44 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=812#comment-2483 [...] Recipes for dads and daughters [...] [...] Recipes for dads and daughters [...]

]]> Comment on Child Custody Law | DadsClub.com.au by Peter http://www.dadsclub.com.au/child-custody-law-dads-club/comment-page-1/#comment-2475 Peter Tue, 06 Dec 2011 03:30:43 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=3363#comment-2475 I last saw my daughter when she was 7. She is now 13 years and wants to legally change her surname to her mothers married name. Her mother has always made her use this name but for a passport she needs me to sign that it's ok. Child support say that I cannot pay child support unless the mother claims it. I have said no to signing this piece of paper and I am now being taken to court. What are my chances of (A) not having name change allowed, (B) getting some visitation rights and (C) resuming child support? Mother has always said that the original court orders were just a piece of paper and she didn't have to allow me to see her. When I last went to pick up my child, mother had sent camping with friends even though it was my weekend. I have not had money to fight in court as I have already done this 3 times. Any advice would be great. Thanks I last saw my daughter when she was 7. She is now 13 years and wants to legally change her surname to her mothers married name. Her mother has always made her use this name but for a passport she needs me to sign that it’s ok. Child support say that I cannot pay child support unless the mother claims it. I have said no to signing this piece of paper and I am now being taken to court. What are my chances of (A) not having name change allowed, (B) getting some visitation rights and (C) resuming child support? Mother has always said that the original court orders were just a piece of paper and she didn’t have to allow me to see her. When I last went to pick up my child, mother had sent camping with friends even though it was my weekend. I have not had money to fight in court as I have already done this 3 times. Any advice would be great. Thanks

]]> Comment on Popular baby boys names / dadsclub.com.au by dadtobe http://www.dadsclub.com.au/popular-baby-boys-names-dadsclub-com-au/comment-page-1/#comment-2474 dadtobe Tue, 06 Dec 2011 03:11:49 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=3522#comment-2474 Love this site, its made me think twice about a few names the missus has put forward! But there are some good ones too, Cheers for the help. Love this site, its made me think twice about a few names the missus has put forward!
But there are some good ones too, Cheers for the help.

]]> Comment on Fathers’ rights in Australia by dave.h http://www.dadsclub.com.au/fathers-rights-in-australia/comment-page-1/#comment-2473 dave.h Mon, 05 Dec 2011 15:54:54 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=3223#comment-2473 i HAVE read many of theses websites on divorce and a common complaint from fathers is the ex wife trying to make the separation worse by not allowing court ordered visitation to his children. im not sure of the punishment to the father but would it be possilbe as a last resort try an get the ex wife to comply . first build up your savings by doing cash jobs of any sort. second quit your job.third look for a job that pays less and make up difference do cash jobs. while looking for a new job inform the ex wife that you are more than happy to pay child support payments if she allows access to your child and if she will not agree it could be quite awhile before u do get a new job.this is quite an extreme aprouch to this siduation. also the csa won't be to pleased with u.but this is only a short term step in trying to get your ex wife realise u are serious and also remember this problem could last until your child is 18yo maybe another 10 long years. it is sad that the courts don't want to help .we hear of fathers denied access to their children, they have no money to survive on, and then they commit suiside because not one wan'ts to help .things have to change. conserned father to be . i HAVE read many of theses websites on divorce and a common complaint from fathers is the ex wife trying to make the separation worse by not allowing court ordered visitation to his children. im not sure of the punishment to the father but would it be possilbe as a last resort try an get the ex wife to comply . first build up your savings by doing cash jobs of any sort. second quit your job.third look for a job that pays less and make up difference do cash jobs. while looking for a new job inform the ex wife that you are more than happy to pay child support payments if she allows access to your child and if she will not agree it could be quite awhile before u do get a new job.this is quite an extreme aprouch to this siduation. also the csa won’t be to pleased with u.but this is only a short term step in trying to get your ex wife realise u are serious and also remember this problem could last until your child is 18yo maybe another 10 long years. it is sad that the courts don’t want to help .we hear of fathers denied access to their children, they have no money to survive on, and then they commit suiside because not one wan’ts to help .things have to change. conserned father to be .

]]> Comment on How To Make Paper Planes / Animated Instructions / Dadsclub.com.au by Gamer1010 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/10-great-paper-plane-designs-with-animated-instructions/comment-page-1/#comment-2472 Gamer1010 Sun, 04 Dec 2011 20:57:30 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=791#comment-2472 i know how to make this cool paper airplane that flies really far,glides,does stunts and you can transform it three ways.first fold the top right corner down to the left.then unfold and do the same to the left side.unfold.after that grap the middle of the sideways triangles u see and fold down.also fold the upperside down.grab the sides of the big triangle.fold it up.now pay attention and fold the top just an inch down not all the way.fold it closed and make the wings.get the edge of the wing and fold a little up. now i need u 2 pay attention again :].cut the bottom part at the back and push it up.thats it if u want to figre out how to make it transform freind me on face book. im 11 and my name is rafael cesar i know how to make this cool paper airplane that flies really far,glides,does stunts and you can transform it three ways.first fold the top right corner down to the left.then unfold and do the same to the left side.unfold.after that grap the middle of the sideways triangles u see and fold down.also fold the upperside down.grab the sides of the big triangle.fold it up.now pay attention and fold the top just an inch down not all the way.fold it closed and make the wings.get the edge of the wing and fold a little up. now i need u 2 pay attention again :].cut the bottom part at the back and push it up.thats it if u want to figre out how to make it transform freind me on face book. im 11 and my name is rafael cesar

]]> Comment on Vasectomy procedure, complications & reversal – Dads Club by jez http://www.dadsclub.com.au/is-the-snip-the-unkindest-cut-for-and-against-you-decide/comment-page-1/#comment-2440 jez Fri, 18 Nov 2011 10:27:30 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=1484#comment-2440 two days were the worst but most of the pain was gone by the time the stiches were removed apart from a dull ache in the right side. Now I'm only feeling the smallest amount of pain on the right side if I move or sit wrong but it's no worse than soft pinch. Had sex the day the stiches were taken out and everything was fine. So all in all being a father of four who doesn't want anymore children I can't be happier. two days were the worst but most of the pain was gone by the time the stiches were removed apart from a dull ache in the right side. Now I’m only feeling the smallest amount of pain on the right side if I move or sit wrong but it’s no worse than soft pinch. Had sex the day the stiches were taken out and everything was fine. So all in all being a father of four who doesn’t want anymore children I can’t be happier.

]]> Comment on Vasectomy procedure, complications & reversal – Dads Club by jez http://www.dadsclub.com.au/is-the-snip-the-unkindest-cut-for-and-against-you-decide/comment-page-1/#comment-2439 jez Fri, 18 Nov 2011 10:20:36 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=1484#comment-2439 Had my vasectomy 12 days ago. Wasn't anywhere near as bad as I thought it would be. the whole procedure took maybe 20 mins and the worst part was the needles, they do hurt a bit. After it's all numb though it just feels strange, dull poking and pulling sensations. Both mine where done thru the one incision which was closed with two stiches I got out a week later. Drove myself home after, had ice and over the counter pain meds ready for when the pain kicked in. The ice really helped me the first couple of days and the over the counter pain medication was plenty good enough to keep the pain at bay. the first Had my vasectomy 12 days ago. Wasn’t anywhere near as bad as I thought it would be. the whole procedure took maybe 20 mins and the worst part was the needles, they do hurt a bit. After it’s all numb though it just feels strange, dull poking and pulling sensations. Both mine where done thru the one incision which was closed with two stiches I got out a week later. Drove myself home after, had ice and over the counter pain meds ready for when the pain kicked in. The ice really helped me the first couple of days and the over the counter pain medication was plenty good enough to keep the pain at bay. the first

]]> Comment on Fathers’ rights in Australia by Dave http://www.dadsclub.com.au/fathers-rights-in-australia/comment-page-1/#comment-2437 Dave Fri, 18 Nov 2011 05:54:55 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=3223#comment-2437 Breaking the Silence: A Practical Guide for Male Victims of Domestic Abuse - pre-launch book offer! Did you know that men can also be victims of domestic violence by female perpetrators? 79,500 men experienced assault by a female perpetrator, 77% of these assaults were in a home (ABS Personal Safety Survey 2005) When the distressed and embarrassed men finally sought help, 43-64% were told “we only help women here” In Australia, there are less than 10 information sites and services specifically helping men experiencing family violence. Where do male victims get support & practical assistance in rebuilding their lives? To help the men in your life become better fathers, sons, partners and men, Dr. Elizabeth Celi, Psychologist & Author in men’s mental health is releasing her brand new book ‘Breaking the Silence: A Practical Guide for Male Victims of Domestic Abuse.’ Dr Celi's 2nd ground breaking book offers step-by-step advice for men in need of the support they seldom get. Click here to order your pre-launch copy. Offer expires Thursday 24th November 2011 In this book: ‘Breaking the Silence: A Practical Guide for Male Victims of Domestic Abuse’, Dr Celi again forges into new territory covering, among other things: -5 things to avoid when verbally defending yourself -How to understand her anger -Tips for keeping the kids safe -Empowering men - how to be your own man without apology -Follow this link now and take advantage of this very limited, very Breaking the Silence: A Practical Guide for Male Victims of Domestic Abuse – pre-launch book offer!

Did you know that men can also be victims of domestic violence by female perpetrators?
79,500 men experienced assault by a female perpetrator, 77% of these assaults were in a home (ABS Personal Safety Survey 2005)
When the distressed and embarrassed men finally sought help, 43-64% were told “we only help women here”

In Australia, there are less than 10 information sites and services specifically helping men experiencing family violence.
Where do male victims get support & practical assistance in rebuilding their lives?
To help the men in your life become better fathers, sons, partners and men, Dr. Elizabeth Celi, Psychologist & Author in men’s mental health is releasing her brand new book ‘Breaking the Silence: A Practical Guide for Male Victims of Domestic Abuse.’ Dr Celi’s 2nd ground breaking book offers step-by-step advice for men in need of the support they seldom get.
Click here to order your pre-launch copy. Offer expires Thursday 24th November 2011
In this book: ‘Breaking the Silence: A Practical Guide for Male Victims of Domestic Abuse’, Dr Celi again forges into new territory covering, among other things:
-5 things to avoid when verbally defending yourself
-How to understand her anger
-Tips for keeping the kids safe
-Empowering men – how to be your own man without apology
-Follow this link now and take advantage of this very limited, very

]]> Comment on Fathers’ rights in Australia by Jon Doe http://www.dadsclub.com.au/fathers-rights-in-australia/comment-page-1/#comment-2428 Jon Doe Wed, 09 Nov 2011 12:41:28 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=3223#comment-2428 Men are discriminated against in law and particularly in family law, also in employment and education. Do you have a partner, father, brother or son? We cannot sit idly by while men are being ruined by the cultural norms which are being instituted in our societies by the United Nations. Get involved in the MensJusticeMovement. The Movement began as a joint effort by Stella Poniris and Dr Alex Sharah - A non-profit group that stand for the rights of men and boys. This is a movement for men and woman. Men must not be second class citizens. We need as many as willing to join us to make this movement into a powerful force against the destruction of our society and our families. Initiatives and ideas to make this movement a success are most welcome. ..God Bless. Check out: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002554547789&ref=ts http://www.youtube.com/user/MensJusticeMovement http://mensjusticemovement2011.piczo.com/?cr=6 http://twitter.com/#!/MensJustice http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dr-Alex-Sharah/162347293843805 Men are discriminated against in law and particularly in family law, also in employment and education. Do you have a partner, father, brother or son? We cannot sit idly by while men are being ruined by the cultural norms which are being instituted in our societies by the United Nations.

Get involved in the MensJusticeMovement. The Movement began as a joint effort by Stella Poniris and Dr Alex Sharah – A non-profit group that stand for the rights of men and boys. This is a movement for men and woman.

Men must not be second class citizens. We need as many as willing to join us to make this movement into a powerful force against the destruction of our society and our families. Initiatives and ideas to make this movement a success are most welcome. ..God Bless.

Check out:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002554547789&ref=ts
http://www.youtube.com/user/MensJusticeMovement
http://mensjusticemovement2011.piczo.com/?cr=6
http://twitter.com/#!/MensJustice
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dr-Alex-Sharah/162347293843805

]]> Comment on Child Custody Law | DadsClub.com.au by Darren Green http://www.dadsclub.com.au/child-custody-law-dads-club/comment-page-1/#comment-2426 Darren Green Wed, 09 Nov 2011 00:04:01 +0000 http://www.dadsclub.com.au/?p=3363#comment-2426 I have custoday/visitation rights legally to see my 5yo son. His mum intends to move from Sydney to Bourke which is about 10 hours drive one way...where do I stand in this picture? I have custoday/visitation rights legally to see my 5yo son. His mum intends to move from Sydney to Bourke which is about 10 hours drive one way…where do I stand in this picture?

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