ALLIANCE FOR NONCUSTODIAL PARENTS RIGHTS

ANCPR stands for Alliance for Non-Custodial Parents Rights. We are a national, nonprofit, educational organization dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of non-custodial parents and their families.
: Non-custodial fathers 60%; Non-custodial mothers 12%; Second wives married to non-custodial fathers 23%; Grandparents 5%; We have members in all 50 States.
: ANCPR keeps abreast of proposals in the Congress that affect non-custodial parents.; ANCPR provides tools with which you can fight back and change this system.; ANCPR makes sure that the perspective of non-custodial parents is given a fair hearing by the press and other media.; ANCPR provides legal services for non-custodial parents so that they can learn to protect their rights in Family Court.; ANCPR promotes reform legislation to eliminate the injustices of Family Law.
: We represent both women and men.; We have a proactive program for reform.; We are not afraid to sponsor demonstrations and protest marches.; We get media attention. ANCPR commentaries have been aired on television, national radio and newspapers.; We are not lawyers. We want to reform the system, not profit by it.; We support SHARED PARENTING AND JOINT CUSTODY and an end to the adversarial system of Family Law.; We articulate the issues in a way that will get the results we all want.
: ANCPR can help you enforce visitation and modify your child support obligation. If you are just now beginning the painful process of divorce, ANCPR can help you to represent your interests in Family Court. You will find that our Pro Se Member Support option, and the ANCPR MODIFICATION HANDBOOK are invaluable, whether or not they are represented by a lawyer.
: ANCPR offers you a way to make your special concerns heard by politicians and news media who seem to ignore the realities you face every day. You have a right to live happily and fully with the one you love.
: Your situation is in some ways the most difficult of all. There are few support groups for mothers who do not have custody of their children, and the assumption is generally that something must be wrong with you for this to have happened. ANCPR believes that children need both of their parents if they are to grow up happy and well adjusted. Children need both their mothers and their fathers.
: ANCPR understands that Family Courts often ignore the invaluable role you play in the upbringing of your grandchildren. We are fighting to make sure that children all across the nation never lose touch with their grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other relatives who enrich their lives and help to guide them through the troubled times in which they live.

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