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Thread: Time for Biological father to pay the bill

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    this constant refrain is boring; can you do all of us a favour and please, please take this off to the Health and Social Affairs forum?

    you will probably find more like-minded souls there to 'debate' this with so it's win-win all round
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    Quote Originally Posted by HarshBuzz View Post
    this constant refrain is boring; can you do all of us a favour and please, please take this off to the Health and Social Affairs forum?

    you will probably find more like-minded souls there to 'debate' this with so it's win-win all round
    The humour section would be more appropriate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by greengoose2 View Post
    The humour section would be more appropriate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by greengoose2 View Post
    The humour section would be more appropriate.
    seriously though, why not take it off there? it's just white noise in the context of the Economy forum

    as soon as I see one of these threads appear, I can pretty much guarantee what's going to be in it and who the main protagonists will be (hopi will have roughly 30% of the posts in it - a mixture of waffle, emotional incoherence, throwing insults, an attempt to seize the moral high ground and inevitably, some claptrap about how true socialism has never been properly implemented anywhere. Clanrickard will weigh in with something that makes him sound like Alf Garnett on acid)

    take it away to where it belongs folks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by HarshBuzz View Post
    seriously though, why not take it off there? it's just white noise in the context of the Economy forum

    as soon as I see one of these threads appear, I can pretty much guarantee what's going to be in it and who the main protagonists will be (hopi will have roughly 30% of the posts in it - a mixture of waffle, emotional incoherence, throwing insults, an attempt to seize the moral high ground and inevitably, some claptrap about how true socialism has never been properly implemented anywhere. Clanrickard will weigh in with something that makes him sound like Alf Garnett on acid)

    take it away to where it belongs folks!
    Boy you are fixated with my posts. The fact is that if yiou bothered to read the thread you will see that I am merely pointing out the law of the land.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hopi watcher View Post
    You are now surpassing even yourself. Regradless of the status of the relationship, a mother cannot deny the father access. Access and custody are two different things entirely. If a mother denies access, a court will issue an order giving access and again, regardless of the status of the rerlationship.Will you for once do yourself a favour and actually read the Act. It is very clear.
    I have read the Act Guardianship of Infants Act, 1964 and you are correct it is very clear. It clearly supports what I and the Citizens Information have been saying all along.

    In both instances Guardianship and Access an application must be made to the court. A mother has automatic custody and de-facto guardianship (legal and access). An unmarried father has no rights at all - neither Guardianship nor Access. He must apply to the courts for consideration.

    Our debate has always been about Access. And the material you and I have quoted very clearly show that the father of child whose parents are not married has no immediate rights of access. As such he can only apply for such access through the courts.

    Again the matter of denial of access is not in dispute either. If a court awards access to a father any person acting as an impediment to court orders is liable for prosecution. There is nothing groundbreaking there.

    You might well ask yourself why the Citizens Information, the Irish Times, and various groups have published material on access rights for fathers if there are no such problems.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Foghorn View Post
    I have read the Act Guardianship of Infants Act, 1964 and you are correct it is very clear. It clearly supports what I and the Citizens Information have been saying all along.

    In both instances Guardianship and Access an application must be made to the court. A mother has automatic custody and de-facto guardianship (legal and access). An unmarried father has no rights at all - neither Guardianship nor Access. He must apply to the courts for consideration.

    Our debate has always been about Access. And the material you and I have quoted very clearly show that the father of child whose parents are not married has no immediate rights of access. As such he can only apply for such access through the courts.

    Again the matter of denial of access is not in dispute either. If a court awards access to a father any person acting as an impediment to court orders is liable for prosecution. There is nothing groundbreaking there.

    You might well ask yourself why the Citizens Information, the Irish Times, and various groups have published material on access rights for fathers if there are no such problems.
    Of course he must apply to the courts if the mother attempts to deny access and the court will issue an order ensuring that he has access. You can't possbile be as stupid as your posts suggest.

    The fact is that a mother cannot deny a father access to his children, full stop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hopi watcher View Post
    Boy you are fixated with my posts. The fact is that if yiou bothered to read the thread you will see that I am merely pointing out the law of the land.
    why not do it in the right forum for such things? you'll be happy there
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    Quote Originally Posted by hopi watcher View Post
    You are now surpassing even yourself. Regradless of the status of the relationship, a mother cannot deny the father access.
    Here is the obvious chink in the armour of your argument. The reason that unmarried fathers do not have automatic rights is that the child could have been conceived by non-consentual means (rape).

    A paedophile or rapist would have automatic rights to their off-spring even if the child was brought about by rape. A court could weigh-in to protect the child but this would take time. This is the conundrum facing lawmakers. They would want to give fathers rights to their children regardless of their marital status but not if the child has been born as a result of rape and/or paedophilia.

    That's why your argument is wrong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HarshBuzz View Post
    why not do it in the right forum for such things? you'll be happy there
    Who are you to dictate where matters are discussed here? Or are you struggling to be smart?

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