This week in newspapers all over the country high profile family law attorney Lynne Gold-Bikin, former chair of the American Bar Association's family law section, slammed shared custody and fathers' activists. According to Bikin, a recent federal class action suit filed on behalf of noncustodial parents is:

"One more attempt to say that every case that goes into court should start with the assumption that it's 50-50 time -- even if they haven't been putting in 50-50 time before that. And why do they want 50-50 custody? Some people want it because they know they can reduce the support they pay to their wives."

Gold-Bikin drops bomb after bomb on the fatherhood movement while debating shared custody and the Massachusetts Shared Custody Ballot Question with Ned Holstein, president of Fathers and Families of Massachusetts.

To learn more about Shared Custody, the November Massachusetts Shared Custody Ballot Question, Massachusetts Family Law, and the Indiana Civil Rights Council's federal class action suit, see:

• Ballot question asks voters whether divorced parents should share custody [Boston Herald, 8/24/04).

• The Fatherhood Coalition's Fathers rights advocates look to ballot initiative to spur Statehouse

• Fathers and Families' Massachusetts Shared Custody Ballot Question

• Parents seek custody law reform (Associated Press, 10/8/04

• Glenn's co-authored column Can Abolishing Sole Custody Curb Divorce?(New York Sun, 10/2/02)
• Glenn's column American Fathers Get a Bad Rap (Cybercast News Service, 6/17/02)
• His Side with Glenn Sacks: A Mother's Day Tribute to Mothers Who Co-Parent (5/9/04)
• Glenn's co-authored column New Study Shows Massachusetts' Child Support Guidelines Among Worst in Nation (Massachusetts News, 7/28/04)
• Glenn's column Many Divorced Dads Struggle to Remain in Their Children's Lives (Long Beach Times, 6/5/03)

• Glenn's co-authored column No Virtue in Virtual Visitation (Boston Globe, 7/12/02)

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