Fathers turn spotlight on family law courts

THE Parents Defence Campaign will hold a protest at the GPO in Dublin on Saturday, June 14, to complain about the treatment of fathers in the family law courts.

Fathers turn spotlight on family law courts
Thu, 12 Jun, 2003 - 01:00

Currently, if a divorced father is given a court order permitting him to see his children, the courts will not act in any way when that order is breached.

We will ask passers-by to sign a petition demanding that the courts implement their own decisions.

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