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September 20, 2011 - 10:13 AM
Dale DuBois from Florida 		Dale DuBois's homepage

  I have read your story and to be honest, as a separated father, I am traumatized by your situation. I myself have not seen my son in several years and am fighting with my ex to gain the rights i should have received upon his birth. I have taken the time to set up and email address for my son, to which I send emails via http://www.futureme.org/
this website will deliver emails to an address in the future. I find this is a great way for me to express my feelings and my actions to my son, in hopes that one day he will understand all that has occurred. I invite you to do the same. I look forward to following your story, and send my best wishes in your journey, to gain a relationship with your Child.
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November 07, 2010 - 07:38 AM
Dave from Portsmouth, New Hampshire

  Bill,
I too am separated and enduring many hardships. My son was born 1/7/09 and he was only 1lb 7oz and 14 weeks early. His mom has a lot of resources and I little. I see him only 2 times a month for 2 hours because of her legal actions. I thank God that at least I see him. Despite how somber, routine or bad the day seems to go - when I see my son, Ian, I am filled with an overwhelming sense of joy. My time with him will increase and he will know that I am his father forever. I pray that you may see your son very soon and know that overpowering moment of pure joy. My heart is touched by your suffering so far but just keep doing everything you can and it will happen. You will be reunited and he will know you and how much you care and he will love you. Take care of yourself brother.
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November 03, 2010 - 04:55 PM
Kerri from Michigan

  I'm very discouraged to read some of these entries. I've been separated from my husband since February, 2010. I became pregnant in September, 2010, by my boyfriend. I filed for divorce today and, since I have no children with my husband, I attempted to file the packet that dealt with no children. I was honest and admitted to being pregnant on the complaint, and they gave me another paper that needs to be signed by myself and my husband that names him as the father - even though we all know that is not the case. They said that I have to file this paper and when the baby is born we can do a DNA test to have this changed. Neither the baby's father, my soon to be ex husband, or I want anything that says he is the father. My divorce cannot be finalized until the baby is born, which is sad because I really wanted my maiden name back before the baby is born so I don't have to sign my married name to the birth certificate. There really needs to be some kind of affidavit that allows me, my STB ex husband, and the baby's father to sign saying that we all acknowlege who the biological father is and this should have no bearing on the divorce, as well as makes it clear my STB ex husband will not be required to pay child support or take care of the baby in any way. If anyone knows of something like this, please let me know (kerri1116@aol.com). This should be one of the happiest experiences of my life and it is turning into a nightmare. I had NO idea that, even though we can all agree on something, the law does not allow it to be easy or agreeable.
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August 09, 2010 - 03:53 AM
Keith MacKenzie from California

  Hang in there man. I have twins-boy and girl who are 21. He will come to see you as long as you keep her from erasing your memory. Try as hard as you can to stay in contact, even outside of visitation! You can do it. The rewards will come when he old enough to start to understand what sacrifices you have made. You can't keep a good man down.
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June 02, 2010 - 02:20 AM
Melinda Mathis from Minnesota

  Hey there. I just read your story on accident. I did a random google search on "I LOVE MY SON" and this came up. I am so sorry that this woman kept YOUR child away from you. May God bless you and your family, And you baby Caleb. I am a mother of a 2 year old and I would not know how to live with myself if one. I was not with the father and two. even if I didn't love the father, keep his son from him. This was an intentional act abusing the law. I will pray for you until I hear about you finally seeing your son. I pray that you do. because they are the best things in the world.. and it sounds as if you deserve more than anyone to see your child! =] God Bless -Melinda and Family
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May 03, 2010 - 09:22 PM
David Carmon from Michigan

  My Story:
I was granted joint custody of my 3 biological children in 2007 and have been paying $400/mo in child support ever since. Today(may 3, 2010) I filed an emergency motion for temporary/permanent custody in Oakland County Circuit Court to try and protect my children from domestic violence. I believe my children to be in danger because of their mothers behavior and actions.

However, the judge was unable to help me because their mother is married to another man whom she has been unable to find in years to divorce. The childrens mother and myself conceived the children out of wedlock only because she could not find her spouse for a divorce. She told me the only reason she married him was to keep him from being deported as he was an illegal immigrant. This man tried to divorce her in 2007, but did not follow through. In the divorce papers, the man stated he was not the father of my 3 children. He does not want to have anything to do with them. I do. I want everything to do with them. They are my life.

The children are mine biologically. I have been in each of their lives since the day they were born from cutting the umbilical cord, to enrolling them in school and being the best father I can possibly be. I have taken an active role starting in 2002 when my son was born.

I need help in changing this Paternity Act so that I can protect my children and so that I can be present in their lives. My son begs me to take him away from the violence, but there is nothing I can do. I have to look in his eyes and see the pain this is causing him.

Please help me protect my babies. What I need is for a circuit court, DHS, CPS and FOC to be able enforce a paternity test for each of my children. I want to pay child support. I want to provide health insurance. I want to be in their lives.

The judge told me she would have awarded me custody of my 3 children. However, by law she couldn't. She cannot help me without paternity being established.

Please help me change the Paternity Act so that if a mother admits the biological father is truly the real father that a paternity test be allowed. And if that father is proven by DNA to be the biological father that a court order for custody, child support and parenting time be entered.

My children are being hurt because of this Paternity Act. Again, please help me in changing this Paternity Act.
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March 07, 2010 - 06:58 PM
joe o driscoll from

  Hey mate.

i love my son with all my soul.i really hope you get to be with caleb soon.

being without your son is like ripping your heart out.
if you ever need to chat mate, im here,

all the best.
joe
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January 06, 2010 - 12:49 AM
cubfanmom from IL

  Ages since I have posted here. We met ages ago at Baby Center.

I'm taking a second look at the wording here...
”—the Michigan Supreme Court has interpreted this language to require a court determination that the child is not the issue of the marriage prior to the putative father filing his complaint seeking paternity.

How can this be possible? This would mean, each and every child born within a marriage would require dna testing prior to a childs birth to ensure the child is actually a product of the marriage. Certainly the courts could not force amniocentisis (sp?) to ensure dna matches the father.

What about cases of rape, where a married couple may choose not to abort a child concevied within a marriage but was a product of rape. Would the courts then grant paternal rights to the rapist?

This law, as interpreted excludes any and all possibility of a father in similiar circumstances to yours from establishing his rights.

Have there been any updates on the changes in legislations proposed awhile back?

have never stopped thinking about this case from time to time.

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