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We help non-custodial fathers and non-custodial mothers in several ways. We
support also the rights of non-custodial mothers to be a part of their
children's lives, as much as non-custodial fathers, as Children Need BOTH
Parents... especially after Divorce. Most of the time when we use the term
"father" on this website you could also use the term "non-custodial mother"
as well. Consequently, we have changed our name to the Alabama Family Rights
Association (ALFRA). However, the reality remains that fathers are the ones
who most often (over 90% of the time) have their right to be a parent taken
unjustly from them by a biased legal system in contested custody divorce
cases.
We help those experiencing divorce, the loss of their parental rights, as
well as fathers, mothers and grandparents experiencing alienation from their
children and grandchildren. We do this by encouraging non-custodial fathers
and non-custodial mothers to stay involved with their children; providing
social events, moral support, group sessions, and education about divorce
and its impact on families. In those cities where we have active Chapters,
we provide support groups for those dealing with the anguish of losing their
parental rights, children, and marriages.
We also help educate the public, judges, and lawmakers about the negative
impact of Alabama's current system of divorce on families and society. ALFRA
also strives to make our lawmakers and judges aware of the adverse impacts of
their decisions on divorcing families and society, and recommend more positive
alternatives and solutions to current practices.
You should know some facts on the state of divorced fatherhood today, and the
risks our courts condemn our children to suffer!
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