Support? System Down

This is a powerful message that needs to get out
Fit parents should NEVER be court-ordered to stay away from their children. The family court program does just that - forcibly separates fit & loving parents from their children, and then cynically uses the children to "loot" them and "shake them down" for cash. Family court law operates under the premise of "this is all in the children's best interests." The problem is, the powerfull special interests that run family court law only see children as pawns. The court-room does not recognize the fact that children need both fit and loving parents - equally. The court-room has been turned into a corrupt arena that alienates the children from one fit parent (overwhelmingly the father) and then uses the children to plunder and criminialize that parent. If you truly care about what's best for our children then get this movie - and support the cause to get the truth out (to the public) about family court law.

Must View for MRAs
This film provides an excellent insight into the injustices so readily evident in our family court system nowadays. There are quite a few first hand accounts of its dysfunction (and admittedly what I saw was only a preview). Support? describes quite well the bias that exists against fathers. A doctrine that many of us know about is equitable paternity whereby the court can make a man pay for child support even though he's not the biological father. Here a man is robbed of 50,000 dollars in total even though a DNA test revealed that he was NOT the child's father. This is the mother of all scams and that our government allows it to occur is absolutely disgraceful. The initiator of the scam in this case--the woman who lied to her man--actually filed a restraining order against him out of spite after he stopped paying support. He had an emotional bond with the child that he thought was his. The woman who is interviewed wanted to have nothing to do with his presence after the checks...

Eye opening
Very good documentary about a system commonly understood to help families, not hurt them! Being in a marriage where we have agreed to NEVER use the child support system if we divorce, this film was eye opening. Good job!

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