The Beginners Guide To Divorce The Beginner's Guide To Divorce For Men. Subjects covered include: mediation, negotiation, shopping for an attorney, if an attorney is needed, custody of the children, tips on saving money, resources for advice, false accusations of child abuse, as well as many other issues. An excellent manual covering most of the crucial divorce topics! Courtesy of the National Coalition Of Free Men	100 False Allegations Of Abuse A "must read" article on false sex-abuse charges. One hundred questionnaires were completed by persons who had been falsely charged with child sexual abuse. Almost all falsely charged persons experienced family breakdown, loss of employment, deterioration of physical or emotional health, and/or welfare dependency. Be prepared- read this. Courtesy of the National Coalition Of Free Men
Are Fathers Really Necessary? Does the increasing fatherlessness of our nation have any effect on children? Children are indeed damaged in their development and overall life happiness by the absence of their father, writes author Walter Vaux. When courts routinely assign the custody of children of divorce to the mother, their connection with their father weakens or ends. Courtesy of the National Coalition Of Free Men	Laymans Guide To Being A Good Client A valuable and practical guide on how to work with your attorney to give him/her the best possible chance of winning your case. Tips on better communication and behavior. This is practical advice that most people have to learn the hard way. Geared toward divorce-related litigation, but applicable to any situation involving courts and lawyers. Courtesy of the author, L.D.M.
History of the Men's Movement What are the different wings and organizations within the men's movement? How are they philosophically different and where did they start? This is your blue print to the organizations you see represented on the Internet, in the news and on campuses. Somewhat dated, but still useful. (ASCII TEXT version) Courtesy of the National Coalition Of Free Men	Sample Prenuptial Form Download this sample Prenuptial Agreement form, then modify it to suit your particular situation. Once modified, have your attorney examine it for completeness as well as for any omissions or special circumstances that may need to be addressed. With the current rate of divorce, every man should have a prenuptial agreement to protect himself. You may also view the form here.
Child Support Spreadsheet Use this Child Support spreadsheet to keep track of support payments and related information. This spreadsheet was originally intended for use by the parent paying child support, but could also be used to track payments by a parent who is receiving child support.The figures included in the spreadsheet are for illustrative purposes only- you will want to clear all of the amounts and sample notes to create a blank copy for your own use. This spreadsheet is in Excel 97 format.	If Men Have All The Power... In this fantastic free book, "If Men Have All The Power Why Do Women Make The Rules?" author Jack Kammer tells it like it is and asks thought-provoking questions, making this book both a pleasure and a treat to read. We suggest sending a copy of this book to everyone you know. Your Father's Rights-aware friends will treasure it while the feminists you know will bellow with outrage when they open it. To download, right-click on this link and select the "Save Target As..." option.
Parenting Time Tracker The SPARC Parenting Time Tracker software is intended to assist Custodial and Non-Custodial parents in keeping track of parenting time on a daily basis and providing accurate totals of how parenting time was exercised or denied. Parenting time can be tracked and documented in the Tracker logs, and detailed monthly and yearly summary totals of time allocation are provided in the Summary section. The PTT printouts can be a powerful and convincing tool in court when used correctly. Requires Excel 97 to use.	SPARC Media Handout Pack Over the years, many visitors to the SPARC site have asked us how they could get involved and help out on a local level. One way that people can help support the SPARC site and its goals is by raising awareness of the problems that fathers and children face in divorce and custody situations. To assist in this effort, the SPARC has produced a Media Handout Package that you can print out at your home or office and distribute as you see fit. Requires MS Word or Wordpad.