Fathers have Rights
Our Mission
Our Mission is to assist fathers with navigating the complexities of family law through advocacy, support, and representation to ensure equitable and successful outcomes that prioritize the well-being of fathers, their children, and their communities.
Our Vision
Our goal is to create a world where equitable access to legal aid and advocacy ensures that all fathers, regardless of socioeconomic status, have equal access to justice in family law matters. Through collaborative partnerships, education, and community outreach, we strive to dismantle systemic barriers and biases, promoting a fair and compassionate legal system that supports family unity and strengthens communities.
Who we are
QC Clinics forward the advocacy leg of the ARJC. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to provide fathers with the tools they need to navigate complex family court systems, and mechanisms which impede full access to their parental rights. We offer:
Legal Representation:
Skilled attorneys advocate for fathers' rights in child custody, visitation, and support cases.*
Educational Resources:
Workshops, webinars, and informational guides to help fathers understand their rights and navigate the legal process and resources that may be available.
Advocacy & Policy Change:
Partnering with stakeholders to advance policies that promote fairness and equality for fathers.
Support Networks:
Connecting fathers to peer support groups and mental health resources for well-being.
Community Outreach:
Raising awareness through community programs, partnerships, and public education initiatives.
What We Do
FAMILY LAW
MEDIATION
BANKRUPTCY
Education
Resources
Other Programs
How You Can Help
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Did You Know
If things have changed since your child support order was entered, you may be eligible for a support modification.
Blog Posts
Dealing with a Toxic Co-Parent
Toxic parenting can take many forms. Here we will address the most common issues, and suggestions for dealing with them.
Understanding the Rights of Incarcerated Fathers and Fathers with Criminal Backgrounds
Learn about the rights of incarcerated fathers and fathers with criminal backgrounds, including custody, visitation, and parental decision-making. Understand the legal challenges and strategies to protect parental rights.
Visitation vs. Parenting Time
Understanding visitation versus parenting time is crucial for fathers seeking equal parenting time with their children. This article clarifies the difference between the two and provides steps to pursue equal parenting time. Seeking equal parenting time is essential for fathers to foster a strong bond with their child, positively impacting their development and emotional well-being.
Things to Avoid when Considering Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy is a significant decision that requires careful planning and consideration. Making mistakes before or during the process can complicate your case and lead to unwanted consequences. This article will outline what NOT to do if you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy, helping you avoid common pitfalls and ensure a smoother process.
Overcoming Unique Challenges: A Guide for Unmarried Fathers
Unmarried fathers face unique challenges in establishing paternity, navigating custody arrangements, and building support networks. This article provides guidance on overcoming these challenges and offers strategies for unmarried fathers to assert their parental rights and establish meaningful relationships with their children.
Thinking About Bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is a legal process designed to help individuals and businesses eliminate or repay their debts under the protection of the bankruptcy court. It’s an option for those who find themselves in financial distress and unable to meet their debt obligations. Understanding the basics of bankruptcy can help you decide if it’s the right solution for your financial situation.
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