Help on some information?
Sep 11th 2002, 2:19 pm
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Help on some information?
I need some help im sure this is the wrong newsgroup but alls I can find is cludy
information from lawyer's. I am american and my son is canadian he is 3 month's old
now and I am looking for some information on where to start on getting visitation
right's. I cant find any newsgroup that seems to be appropriate for this. I am hoping
someone here can point me into a direction. Thanks ahead
information from lawyer's. I am american and my son is canadian he is 3 month's old
now and I am looking for some information on where to start on getting visitation
right's. I cant find any newsgroup that seems to be appropriate for this. I am hoping
someone here can point me into a direction. Thanks ahead
Sep 12th 2002, 10:35 am
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Re: Help on some information?
"magikh0e" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> I need some help im sure this is the wrong newsgroup but alls I can find
is
> cludy information from lawyer's. I am american and my son is canadian he
is
> 3 month's old now and I am looking for some information on where to start on
> getting visitation right's. I cant find any newsgroup that seems to be appropriate
> for this. I am hoping someone here can point me into a direction. Thanks ahead
The key will be finding the right attorney. This sounds rather specialized, and you
don't want your attorney to have to go through a learning curve.
If I were you I would check out father's right groups until I got a lead in the right
direction.
http://www.acfc.org/
http://www.canadian.net/~fact/ http://www.menstuff.org/r-
esources/resourcefiles/fathers.html
> I need some help im sure this is the wrong newsgroup but alls I can find
is
> cludy information from lawyer's. I am american and my son is canadian he
is
> 3 month's old now and I am looking for some information on where to start on
> getting visitation right's. I cant find any newsgroup that seems to be appropriate
> for this. I am hoping someone here can point me into a direction. Thanks ahead
The key will be finding the right attorney. This sounds rather specialized, and you
don't want your attorney to have to go through a learning curve.
If I were you I would check out father's right groups until I got a lead in the right
direction.
http://www.acfc.org/
http://www.canadian.net/~fact/ http://www.menstuff.org/r-
esources/resourcefiles/fathers.html
Sep 12th 2002, 10:57 am
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Re: Help on some information?
Sylvia Ottemoeller wrote:
> "magikh0e" <[email protected]> wrote in message [url="news:JQSf9.966$Zi.3-[/q1]
[q1]> [email protected]"]news:[email protected][-
> /url]...
>> I need some help im sure this is the wrong newsgroup but alls I can find
> is
>> cludy information from lawyer's. I am american and my son is canadian he
> is
>> 3 month's old now and I am looking for some information on where to start on
>> getting visitation right's. I cant find any newsgroup that seems to be appropriate
>> for this. I am hoping someone here can point me into a direction. Thanks ahead
> The key will be finding the right attorney. This sounds rather specialized, and
> you don't want your attorney to have to go through a learning curve.
> If I were you I would check out father's right groups until I got a lead in the
> right direction.
> http://www.acfc.org/
> http://www.canadian.net/~fact/ http://www.menstuff.o-
> rg/resources/resourcefiles/fathers.html
Thanks alot for your help now I feel I am kinda getting somewhere with this
> "magikh0e" <[email protected]> wrote in message [url="news:JQSf9.966$Zi.3-[/q1]
[q1]> [email protected]"]news:[email protected][-
> /url]...
>> I need some help im sure this is the wrong newsgroup but alls I can find
> is
>> cludy information from lawyer's. I am american and my son is canadian he
> is
>> 3 month's old now and I am looking for some information on where to start on
>> getting visitation right's. I cant find any newsgroup that seems to be appropriate
>> for this. I am hoping someone here can point me into a direction. Thanks ahead
> The key will be finding the right attorney. This sounds rather specialized, and
> you don't want your attorney to have to go through a learning curve.
> If I were you I would check out father's right groups until I got a lead in the
> right direction.
> http://www.acfc.org/
> http://www.canadian.net/~fact/ http://www.menstuff.o-
> rg/resources/resourcefiles/fathers.html
Thanks alot for your help now I feel I am kinda getting somewhere with this
