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Legislative Alert4: CALL NOW!

Legislative Alert4: CALL NOW!

PRO-CHILD BILL (SB266) SHOULD BE DEBATED ON SENATE FLOOR ON TUESDAY, APRIL 30TH

Senate Bill 266, a bipartisan bill known as the “Children’s Equal Access Act,” could be up for a floor vote in the Senate April 30, 2019.

The Children’s Equal Access Act aims to maximize a child’s time with both parents in the event of divorce or separation. From talking with some of the legislative assistants, some of the oppositions and proponents are still confused about SB266. Please do not reference to SB266 as a 50/50 child custody bill. There’s nothing in SB266 that references 50/50 custody.

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Action NeededWe ask you to take a moment to contact (call and email) as many of these State Senators as possible before 1:00 pm on April 30th.  You can contact them individually or send a group email to all of the Senators.

When calling, urge the Senators to vote YES on SB266 and not to support any amendments.  Communicate to them that you deeply appreciate their commitment to doing what’s right in Montgomery by rebuilding families by fixing Alabama child custody law. Please vote YES on SB266.  (It’s that simple, no long conversation needed.)

As a reminder, please always be respectful and courteous with your communications.

Together, we can make our voices heard to support children having two parents!

Thank you so much for taking a moment to stand up and be heard!  Watch for a similar action request soon for your State Representative when the bill goes to the House for a vote.

 

Debbie Zeiger

ALFRA State Vice President

alfra.org

 

 

1Comment
  • Roy Davis
    Posted at 20:39h, 29 April Reply

    I’m retired police officer 25 years I strongly encourage you to pass this parenting Bill fathers are being alienated and it is causing harm to our society whether you’re doing it deliberately or through incentive but it is happening strongly hope and pray that you passed us a bill for the relief of the children respectfully

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