Ohio Fathers For Justice
              is now officially the
    Ohio Council For Fathers Rights

                        Welcome to our new website!

What's our purpose?

• To build an organization dedicated to enacting legislative change in Ohio regarding Family Law, namely
  Domestic Relations aka "Divorce Court" statutes.
  

• Eradicate the blatant and shameless bias against Fathers in the courtrooms throughout Ohio.
  

• Moral support for others who are living the nightmare of bankruptcies, separation from children,
  foreclosures and incarceration brought about by a corrupted court system.
  

• Hold Ohio judges and magistrates accountable for their destructive decisions.
  

• Educate others through personal experiences. Arm others who can't afford  counsel and are
  Pro Se with the knowledge to file motions, affidavits, subpoena's, etc.
   

• To provide moral support for current couples who are "living that nightmare" that's only real to those

whose lives are consumed by it.

• To fight for those who fight for us. It's unconscionable and morally reprehensible how military service
  members get deployed and come home to what no longer exists. Their children, houses, possessions,
  bank accounts, everything they once owned is gone. The system was used against them in absentia.  
  Stories such as the following are too common Stealing the Children of Military Members while they
  are Deployed
  

What's our mission?

• To grow! Politicians are inclined to listen to those with voting power. You can write your Congressman
  daily, but will it honestly induce change?
  
• An organization with tens or hundreds of thousands of members will get results. Why? Collectively voting
  as a group has the potential to cost a  politician an election, and they're well aware of that.
  
• Find attorneys who are willing to assist Pro Se litigants on a reduced basis.  How many
  people do you know who earn a decent wage but  cannot afford counsel because of incredibly high Court
  ordered support ( 75N's) for child support and alimony?
  
• To survive as an organization. Those who support this site have full time jobs and perform this service in
  their "free time." We need to reach our goal of being a federally recognized non-profit organization and
  solicit donations.

What we don't do.

• We don't offer legal advice!  We are not attorneys, nor are we trained legally in any manner regarding the
  practice of law. We will post our successes and failures Pro Se, but don't implement our strategies yourself
  without the professional advice of a licensed practicing attorney.
  

If you choose to utilize the methods posted on this site, you do so at your own risk. You should seek the
advice of a licensed practicing attorney regarding everything you read on this site as the law is incredibly
complicated. Following what someone else did in their case could damage your case. With that said,
everything on all of our sites is opinion only and should not to be construed as advice, fact, or legally
correct.