The Fathers Truth

About the Guest(s):

Daniel "Reggie" Regenball is a veteran military service member with over 15 years of dedication to the forces, the majority of which he has spent in special operations. Reggie's military career involves challenging roles, and his personal experiences extend to confronting significant adversities on the domestic front as well. During the episode, he shares his tumultuous experiences dealing with his ex-wife, Kate, and the consequential legal and personal battles that ensued.

Episode Summary:

In this compelling episode of "The Father’s Truth," host Alan Donovan welcomes special forces member Daniel "Reggie" Regenball to share an intense narrative of personal hardship and legal battles that eclipsed even the rigors of his military service. The episode shines a light on the often-overlooked struggles of service members in the family court system and captures Reggie’s story of betrayal, false allegations, and the fight for justice.

Reggie unfolds his story by detailing his relationship with his ex-wife Kate and the harrowing discovery of her web of fabrications, including fake identities and alleged professional backgrounds. As Reggie narrates his experiences, listeners gain a glimpse into the orchestrated manipulation he faced, which led to a series of arrests and legal predicaments that put immense strain on his family and military career.

In this no-holds-barred account, Reggie touches on the systemic issues within the family court, reflects on his naiveté in navigating relationships post-divorce, and exposes the weaponization of protective orders. His narrative serves as a cautionary tale to military service members, providing insights into the psychological warfare emanating not from an enemy combatant but from an intimate partner.

Key Takeaways:

• Reggie shares the intense ordeal of discovering and confronting his ex-wife's elaborate lies, including faking her entire professional and personal history.
• The episode reveals how false allegations can have devastating effects on service members' careers and personal lives when entangled with the family court system.
• Reggie's story exemplifies the urgent need for awareness about manipulative relationships and the importance of documenting incidents for legal protection.
• The personal trauma experienced by Reggie and his family highlights a broader issue of how high-conflict individuals can exploit legal systems to their own ends.
• Laughter and camaraderie with those who have shared similar experiences are emphasized as critical healing mechanisms for victims of such circumstances.

Notable Quotes:

• "I got into a relationship with somebody who was lying to me from jump."
• "The military holds a very near and dear and special place in my heart. So thank you for everything that you've done."
• "What I have learned is that you got trauma, and so how do you deal with trauma? So I've tried everything, right? You can meditate, do yoga, take mood stabilizing drugs. You can drink alcohol, you can do all kinds of things. What I have found has been the most effective thing is talking to other dudes who have been through something similar and learning to laugh at myself."

About the Guest(s):

Mary is a woman with the unique experience of growing up as an alienated child and now, as an adult, witnessing the effects of parental alienation from a partner's perspective. Not much professional history was detailed in the conversation. However, her insights stem from personal journeys through family dynamics that positioned her as an observer and a victim of the complexities involved when a parent is alienated from their child. Her story sheds light on the long-lasting impact parental alienation has on family relationships and individual well-being.

Episode Summary:

In this heart-wrenching episode of "The Father's Truth," host Alan Donovan engages in a compelling conversation with Mary, who brings an often-overlooked perspective to the forefront: the child affected by parental alienation. Mary candidly shares her story, offering listeners an intimate view of the psychological and emotional repercussions that follow a child into adulthood.

Growing up under the shadow of parental alienation, Mary reveals the startling moment she discovered the truth about her biological father and the subsequent emotional fallout. Their discussion delves deep into the cycle of alienation with Mary's sister now repeating the pattern. To further emphasize the episode's theme, Mary also discusses her current relationship with Josh, an alienated father who has previously shared his story on the show, illustrating the challenges these situations impose on romantic partnerships

Notable Quotes:

• "I'm completely against it [parental alienation]. As a matter of fact, I don't have kids of my own because of that. I said, well, I want to have kids with a partner that I trust, with a partner that is going to be there that I can rely on."
• "Don't do it to your child. You're doing it to your child, not to the father. You're not hurting anyone but your child."
• "Children have the right to every parent they do, or to any family member that is going to be there and love them and give them."
• "It puts me like, 'Oh my God, was my dad going through this?'"
• "I told him sue, and let's see what happens. I'll keep you updated on that. Hopefully, he wins and she gets what she deserves

About the Guest(s):

Joshua Picone is a father from Miami, Florida, who has firsthand experience with the family court system's challenges. As a young child abandoned by his own father, Joshua provides a unique perspective on fatherhood from both the lens of a child and as a parent himself. He is an advocate for father's rights, sharing his story to illuminate the struggles fathers often face when fighting for custody and fair treatment in the legal system.

Episode Summary:

In this enlightening episode of "The Father's Truth," host Alan Donovan introduces us to Joshua Picone, a dedicated father entangled in the complexities of the family court system. With a focus on father's rights and the quest for equitable parenting, Picone's narrative offers listeners an intimate glimpse at the emotional toll legal battles impose on families.

Joshua Picone's tale unfolds with the unraveling of his relationship with his ex-partner, the subsequent custody disputes, and the underlying manipulations that challenge his bond with his daughter. Peppered with insights into the often one-sided court proceedings, this episode exposes the raw emotions and the uphill battle many fathers face. Through discussions about supervised visitation, false accusations, and parental alienation, the show highlights the systemic issues within family courts that frequently disadvantage fathers.

Notable Quotes:

• "Children pick up on micro gestures...they're very in tune with us and our feelings since they're babies."
• "It's like the perfect storm...the courts create it to where you [the father] can allow it to go so far."
• "The problem is that it's costly...the hardest part after the retainer is a guardian ad litem."

Imagine being plucked from the bliss of fatherhood and plunged into the deepest pits of despair, losing your child to an unthinkable tragedy. How would you rise from such a catastrophe? Join us on The Father's Truth as we share an emotional conversation with Billy Jacobson. He narrates his tale of love, loss, and longing, stemming from the tragic murder-suicide committed by his baby's mother in Oklahoma. The conversation takes a somber dive into the glaring warning signs, systemic failures, and a desperate cry for change in our societal approach towards parental rights and mental health.

We take you through the tumultuous backstory leading up to the incident, where Brandy, struggling with her mental health, and Billy, embroiled in a troubled relationship, both grapple with their realities. Unravel the complex dynamics of their relationship as we touch upon parental alienation, biases in the family court system, and the chilling events leading up to the tragedy at Brandy's house. Witness an intimate portrayal of a father's desperate attempts at protecting his child, only to be failed by a system that was supposed to protect them.

As we conclude this powerful episode, we shed light on the aftermath of the tragedy, focusing on the profound implications of a failed family court system. Hear Billy's compelling insights on the deeply entrenched systemic failures and inherent biases that led to this catastrophic event, and join us as we rally the urgent need for immediate reform. This episode is not just about Billy's heartbreaking loss, but also a call-to-action for change, justice, and a better societal understanding of mental health.

Have you ever considered the profound impact of growing up without a father figure? Or grappled with the complexities of parenting as a father who experienced that very absence? This tantalizing episode features Gabriel, who generously shares his personal journey from a fatherless childhood to navigating fatherhood himself, shedding light on the trials and tribulations faced by many fathers within the family court system.

Experience a profound exploration of the bittersweet journey of parenting. From cherishing precious moments with our children to finding peace through their innocence and wisdom, we discuss the healing process from the pain of growing up without a father. This episode also ventures into the realm of emotional honesty with our children, offering insights into the challenging questions they might pose.

Our conversation extends to address the damaging consequences of harboring resentment towards a father figure and how Buddhism has guided us in releasing these negative sentiments. We further question the harmful effects of traditional gender roles in parenting, particularly the stoic and emotionless mask often expected of fathers. Rounding off our discussion, we announce an exciting documentary project spotlighting Father's Rights and extend an invite to fathers in Washington, Oregon, and California to relay their stories. Join us, and let's navigate these complexities together while paving the way to a peaceful weekend!

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Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on Father's Truth, where we bring the struggles of fathers in the family court system to the fore and explore the profound impact of growing up without a father figure. Listen in as our guest Gabriel, who shares his personal journey of growing up without a father and his transition into fatherhood. We also bring to light the need for fathers on the West Coast who have faced alienation from the family court system to come forward and share their experiences for a documentary.

This episode also ventures into the bittersweet journey of parenting and the importance of cherishing precious moments with our children. As we observe our children growing up, we discuss how it instills patience and a deeper understanding of the passage of time. Moreover, we reflect on the complex emotions around fatherhood, the importance of being honest with our children, and the challenging questions they might ask. The episode underscores how our children's wisdom and innocence can aid in our healing process from the pain of growing up without a father.

In our segment on 'Letting Go of Resentment and Healing,' we explore the damaging consequences of harboring anger and resentment towards a father figure. We share how Buddhism has aided us in releasing these negative feelings and reshaping our perception of our fathers. Additionally, we examine traditional gender roles in parenting and the harmful effects of fathers being expected to be stoic and emotionless. The episode concludes with the exciting announcement of a documentary project about Father's Rights and an invitation to fathers in Washington, Oregon, and California to share their stories. Listen in, join our discussion, and enjoy a safe and peaceful weekend!

Listen in as we welcome Jacob to share his personal story, one that encompasses the struggle many fathers face when dealing with the family court system. Hear about Jacob's personal journey through legal charges, custody battles, and navigating the difficult road of addiction. His journey takes him from Alabama to Florida, fighting for his rights while dealing with the loss of his son's mother, temporary custody issues, and a strained relationship with his parents.

The conversation then shifts towards the struggles faced within the family court system. It’s a tale of challenges and frustrations, where I share my own experience of spending my first year out of prison fighting for the right to see my kids, only to face protection orders and a court system driven by money, not the best interest of the children. We also discuss how the family court system can be a huge money suck, forcing fathers to make the difficult decision of paying child support or paying rent.

Towards the end, we explore the hope that exists for fathers despite the difficult circumstances. We share personal experiences, stories of other fathers, and the systemic challenges faced in the court system. This episode offers a candid look at the reality many fathers face and the battle they fight in order to be a part of their children's lives. It's an important conversation about fatherhood, family law, and the undiscussed issues that need our attention. Tune in to hear about these raw experiences and the reality of navigating fatherhood in the face of legal and systemic challenges

As your host, I've been moved to tears and enraged by the injustice that our guest, Ryan Davis, has suffered through. Ryan's tale of fighting tooth and nail to protect his son's rights in a custody battle is one that will stir your emotions and ignite your sense of justice. His lawyer's untimely suicide amidst the case added an unexpected twist and further complicated Ryan's struggle. We venture into the harsh realities of Ryan's battle against a relentless grandmother, an indifferent legal system, and the impact it had on his life.

We're not just stopping at the surface of Ryan's struggle though. Get ready to uncover the exploitative practices of some legal professionals and the destructive effects of parental alienation. It's a heart-wrenching journey, seeing how Ryan was pushed to the brink, forced to sell everything he owned just to afford attorney fees. It's a commentary on our society where family court systems often prioritize money over the welfare of children and the devastating consequences it reaps.

We'll also delve into the wider implications this has on our society, the alarming erosion of culture in less than a generation, and the decline of the USA. But amidst Ryan's heartbreak, there's a beacon of hope, resilience, and the enduring love of a father for his son. We wrap up this emotional rollercoaster ride with invaluable advice on navigating the court system and the importance of having a solid support system. So, join us on this enlightening journey through Ryan's life, a testament to a father's unwavering love and fight for his child.

Imagine facing an uphill battle against a biased family court system. How would you fight for your rights as a father? Our guest, Lewis Holmes, didn't have to imagine, he lived it. A father, firefighter, veteran and actor, Lewis recounts his intense journey through the labyrinth of family court. Forced to stand his ground against false accusations wielded by his ex-partner, Lewis navigates a system that seems set against him, all with the goal of ensuring his son's safety and rights.

Beyond simply enduring his own struggle, Lewis is turning his experience into a force for change. He's producing an eye-opening documentary that exposes the inequalities and inconsistencies in the family court system. Despite potential blacklisting and pushback in his acting career, Lewis is resolute; his son and the fight for fathers' rights outrank all else. Tune in to be moved by Lewis' unwavering dedication and his conviction in standing up for what's right.

As a father, I could never imagine the pain and heartache that my guest, Ryan, a veteran and NASA employee, faced as he fought for custody of his son. The twists and turns in his story – including his lawyer committing suicide during the family court case – will leave you on the edge of your seat. Join us as we discuss the reality of veterans and fathers facing suicide, and Ryan's own story of choosing between working for SpaceX or Sikorsky, and how his life could have been different.

In our conversation, we explore Ryan's journey to Afghanistan to make money to support his family, his PTSD after coming back, and the experimental aircraft he was working on while at NASA. Hearing about his experiences being woken up twice a week due to rocket attacks, and the story of pilots who died in a crash while testing the 450/550 commercial aircraft for the Chinese, will give you a profound appreciation for the sacrifices and resilience of our veterans and fathers.

Our discussion with Ryan concludes as we delve into his ongoing battle to secure custody of his son after his son's mother tragically died in a motorcycle accident. Ryan shares how he was able to connect with his son's mother and how it changed his life, and later, how he eventually won the court case, which involved changing his son's name and transitioning him to Delaware for his therapy and medical needs. This episode is not only a testament to the strength and determination of fathers like Ryan but also serves as a reminder that there is always help available for those who need it.

ow often do fathers in the UK find themselves stripped of their rights, feeling powerless and demasculinized by the family court system? Farouk Islam, an electrician engineer, content creator, and activist, joins us to reveal the startling reality of the family court system in England. In this eye-opening discussion, we examine how false allegations can disqualify a father from their child's life overnight, and how some government-funded organizations keep women in the system to secure the numbers needed for funding.

As our conversation with Farouk continues, we delve into how the family court system in England is designed to capitalize on primal human behavior, further fueling this devastating issue. We discuss the alarming number of men who self-harm or take their own lives each year, the inherent bias against fathers in the legal system, and how social workers often lack impartiality. Furthermore, we uncover how the system has studied human psychology and incentivized it to keep fathers away from their children.

Finally, Farouk and I explore the wider implications of the Istanbul Convention and UN Women's Convention, both embedded into the law in most Western countries. We discuss how this has created a dangerous imbalance in the family court system, with mothers frequently seen as the victims, regardless of evidence. By examining the consequences of this gender war, we consider how it has led to people losing sight of the truth and put men and boys in a perilous situation. Don't miss this crucial conversation for anyone concerned about the well-being of fathers and their children.

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Alan Donovan welcomes Andrew Rainey and Summer Johnson to the Father's Truth podcast in order to discuss the joys, challenges and complexities of fatherhood in today's world. Andrew is a former Mayor of Peacekill New York, the chair of the New York affiliate national Parenting Organization, and the vice president of Fathers Are Important. Summer is a paralegal, public affairs professional, CEO, and co-founder of New York Families for Tomorrow. After introducing them both, they start to discuss how fatherhood has changed over the years and what can be done to support fathers and their families. They also discuss the importance of advocating for fathers' rights and the need to bring the father's truth out of the darkness and into the light. They end by agreeing that fatherhood is an important and rewarding role, and that there are many ways to help fathers become better parents. Alan is excited to be speaking with Andre and Summer, two individuals who are doing great work in the community. Andre has been working alongside Arcadio, a good friend of Alan's, to bring about positive change. Summer has been formally educated in policy in order to be more effective in lawmaking in New York State. The two of them have been busy fine-tuning bills and finding the best possible verbiage, as well as compiling research for their efforts. The conversation is about the need for people to understand and break down the research and facts on father's rights in order to make sense of it, even for lawmakers. Andre is great at getting messages across in a political way and has the political experience to back it up. The speaker mentions they have been working on this for almost a decade and sending out emails to senators and representatives, but got no replies. They are now looking into running for office locally to try and make a difference. This conversation is about the importance of making connections in the political community. Alan makes the point that modern politics is based on favors and favors, and Summer discusses her experience with the politics in New York. They both agree that the division between the two parties is disgusting and that the media plays a role in this by portraying them as opposites. Jordan adds that to make progress on social issues, it is necessary to bring awareness of the research and statistics to the political community, in order to influence change. They conclude that if the world wasn't so divided, a lot more would be able to get done.

SUMMARY In this episode of The Father's Truth, host Alan Donovan talks to Gabe Kessler, a 41-year-old firefighter from Southern California who experienced his mother lying to him about his father. Gabe explains how his mother had lied to him for most of his life, and at the age of 42 he was finally able to meet his biological father for the first time. Alan encourages Gabe to share his story and stresses the importance of bringing the truth about fatherhood out of the darkness. Gabe talks about how his mother's lies affected him and how he eventually confronted her about the truth. He ends the conversation by sending a message to all fathers to stay strong and fight for their rights. HIGHLIGHTS I don't know about on a daily basis. I think the thing probably that gets to me the most because like I told you, my dad, Bobby, my biological dad, he texts me a couple of times a week, or he'll call. And when I text him back, I always say Bob. Right? I never say dad. And I kind of feel a little bit guilty about that, right? Because I'm like, fuck. I just feel a certain type of way about it. In a way, I kind of feel bad because I'm like, fuck. And then I have an aunt who was murdered a while back. Her killer actually just died in prison, like a year ago. I never got to meet her. There's just so much stuff that I miss. And I look at my brother and my relationship and how many cool fucking memories we have and how strong our relationship is. I'm like, fuck, what if I had two more of those relationships? Dude, that would be so cool. But I don't have them. It's like, I do have another brother and another sister, but I'll never have a relationship with them like I do with my brother. Yeah, there's so many things that I think about that suck about it, right? The grandparent aspect of it really bums me out because not because my grandparents weren't blood. I love them. They were the most beautiful souls on this fucking planet by far. Amazing people. I'm so bummed, though, that I never got to meet my dad's parents. Because if one set of grandparents was like that, imagine having two sets of grandparents like that like, holy shit. Sister and like a fucking cousin that grew up in my neighborhood that I didn't even know was my cousin and aunts and uncles. And it's gnarly. I still can't even wrap my head around it. Sitting here talking to you about it makes me realize, like, holy shit, I still really haven't grasped the fucking size of this thing. Yeah, it's hard to wrap your head around it. It's fucking so just like an unfathomable thing, right? It's like not something that you think would ever happen to you. That's going to be at the end of the day, and I tell fathers this all the time when it comes down to the suicide aspect of things, like when a father becomes suicidal. And I've had a lot of fathers reach out to me that were on their last edge. They were on the edge of the rope and they were going to commit suicide. And I said, do you really want this to be the legacy, your legacy that you leave your kids, and this is going to be her legacy? I know they're two entirely separate things, but it's going to be the same thing. This is going to be her legacy.

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Alan Donovan is hosting another episode of The Father's Truth, a show about standing up for fathers' rights and giving them a voice. He is speaking to Ruben, who is sharing his story. Ruben's situation began with a typical divorce, but he had no idea that parental alienation would be a result. Ruben was in the military at the time of his daughter's birth, and was granted a weekend off to travel from Minnesota to Kentucky to witness the birth. On the day of the birth, Ruben was waiting in the queue to be present. This is the story of a father who was not present at the birth of his daughter. He had done his best to be there, but his efforts were thwarted by his ex-partner's family who threatened violence if he were to go there. He himself is a military man and is not someone who is prone to violence but is more concerned with the consequences should a physical altercation occur. He has no criminal record and has always tried to stay away from violence. This story serves as a reminder to fathers in similar situations to stay calm, think rationally, and not to let emotions get the better of them.

In this episode of The Father's Truth, Alan Donovan interviews Mark Zaconus, an individual who has been in the family court system and dealing with child support issues for 31 years. Mark is in his late 60s and has retired from the motion picture industry, and is discussing his long battle with the system in California. He talks about the good and bad aspects of child support, and how the system has become an unstoppable monster with a bottomless appetite when it comes to fathers and their rights. Alan and Mark also discuss the legitimacy or illegitimacy of child support, and how it's affected Mark's life. Unfortunately, there were technical difficulties during the interview, but Mark was eventually able to get back on and the interview was able to be completed.

Montana State Youth Court Services and the issues they create. Alan Donovan introduces his guest, Maggie Roshan, who is having serious issues with the service, and how it is alienating her from her daughter. Maggie explains that there have been issues with her daughter, such as runaways and skipping school, which has resulted in CPS being mandatory reporters and her having to work with them. She then explains that her daughter stole her vehicle in the middle of the night and blew the engine, and was then picked up in Columbia Falls. Maggie is a single parent who is struggling to raise her daughter. Her daughter is exhibiting signs of juvenile crime, which she attributes to the lack of two parents in the household. She had her first child at 15 and got pregnant with her daughter while on the IUD or the shot. The speaker's daughter had taken the family car and was eventually apprehended by youth court services. The speaker wanted a more formal agreement than the informal one offered by the court, as it did not provide the help she was seeking. She is hoping to find a solution to the issues she is facing in raising her daughter

Alan Donovan, is hosting an episode of his show, The Father's Truth, and speaking with Jared Michael. Jared is an electrician who was born in New York and moved to North Carolina to be with his ex and his children. Alan and Jared discuss the decisions fathers make when in the middle of a custody battle, such as moving across the country or world. To end the conversation, Alan and Jared emphasize the importance of not driving under the influence and to take the proper precautions such as calling a cab or Uber for a safe ride home. The conversation started off with a discussion about the costs associated with a DUI and how it isn't worth the money or embarrassment. The conversation then shifted to one of the Alan's experiences from when he used to work as a bouncer and encountered a customer who had an interlock device on their car. This lead to the speaker telling a story about being born in New York State and the struggles he encountered in trying to fight for custody of his kids due to the traffic in the Charlotte region. The speakers concluded that something needs to be done to improve the infrastructure of the roads and to have more officers out directing traffic instead of people being stopped at green lights. The speaker is talking about his experience living in rural North Carolina and how he misses the freedom of being able to move around without traffic jams. He also discusses how he met the mother of his two sons in 2016, and how having children so quickly was not the best idea. He states that having his two boys gave him a newfound purpose, and he has talents in the construction field, such as home improvements and electrical work. He is trying to gain traction with his career and make a better life for his family. The speaker describes his experience of becoming a father five years ago. He explains that he and his partner made the mistake of moving into her parents' house when she was pregnant, instead of setting their own boundaries and getting their own place. He reflects on how this has impacted his current situation, where he is now in a one bedroom apartment five years later, without a down payment for his own home. He shares that his son is four years old, born on Halloween. He emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and communicating expectations from the beginning of a relationship, or starting a family.

On this episode, Lewis Home, a Persian Gulf veteran, a New York City firefighter, and a father is his guest. Lewis has experienced firsthand the difficulties a father faces when trying to remain a part of their child's life, such as access, child support, and false allegations. Lewis was even arrested for false allegations. He has now created a petition for family law to be changed in New York State. On the show, Lewis shares his story of how he has been affected by the family court system, and how he is working to reform the system.

Highlights

And the court should provide you with that information. And you may be discouraged, but you have to do it. You have to keep doing this. I encourage every father to go online and find your local senators email address and reach out to these senators. Send letters. Send letters. Type up the email. And then after you email it, copy and paste it, put in a Word document and a letter format. Print it out, send it to your senator, get proof that you mailed it to them, like certified or whatever and show that you keep sending out to them, keep standing on top of them.

So you walk in the courtroom, you hold your head high, you do what you can, and if all fails and you feel like they're cheating, you, make some noise. Go to the news. File complaints against these judges. Keep filing the complaint until somebody gets your attention. They're going to have to do work. Whoever you file a complaint against, they're going to have to do work. You should go to a court clerk and say, how can I file a complaint against this judge?

And since the start of the year, since the start of the new year 2023, there's been seven or eight instances where mothers have killed their children. Because I've been watching it, I've been compiling it and posting about it, and it's unreal. The amount of times I've heard, well, it must be postpartum depression, and they blame it on postpartum depression. And they go so far as to defend these mothers that do these heinous acts. And family court, they don't care. Because you know what?

And then I'm also seeing a lot of cases where now this postpartum postpartum depression is a huge issue where a lot of kids are being killed in the hands of the mother, and they just keep turning a blind eye. Like just recently, not to law, a few months ago, a mother killed her kids in Coney Island on the beach. You would think family court would say, all right, now we have to do something about this.. They didn't do anything about it, and it's ridiculous, and they won't.

Yeah, I went and took a look at the petition today and signed it and everything, and you are getting signatures. And when I posted the advertisement for this episode, I've had a lot of people reach out to me wanting the link, wanting to know how they can go about signing the petition. And I will put the petition link in the show notes so people can go and sign it and share it. And I will be sharing it to my page here after we get offline, after this is over, to get more signatures for you. What's the threshold for signatures that you need before it gets picked up?

To sign Louis's petition please go to:

https://www.change.org/p/nys-family-law-custody-child-suppoort

Raphael Palmero returns to the Father's Truth show to share some incredible news he has been waiting to share. He has been estranged from his children for the past six years, but has been rebuilding himself since then. He talks about how he is living a great life now and is very blessed. He then reveals the big news he has been waiting to share: his estranged children have recently started to reach out to him, and he is now in the process of reconnecting with them. He is very happy and excited about this development and hopes to continue to rebuild his relationship with his children.

On this episode Alan Donovan is speaking with Tash from Bombay, India, to discuss her brother's situation and father's rights in India. Taj last spoke to Allen about her brother's situation a year ago and hadn't gotten to the court part of it yet. Alan and Tash discuss the situation in India and how fathers in the States deal with false allegations, alienation, and other issues. Tash is taking a few moments to sign in from the correct account so they can continue the conversation. Alan and Tash will continue their conversation and provide updates on father's rights in India. Tash, a female activist, is discussing her brother's situation with his wife. The speaker believes the wife was trying to manipulate and control the brother by pushing his boundaries and distancing him from friends and family. She advises men on the best way to be manipulated, saying that women naturally have the tendency to emasculate men and telling them they are not man enough. She then warns all men that even the good women know how to manipulate them. 

The conversation is about how women often make men feel like they are not “man enough” or that they are not standing up for them. This is especially true when it comes to a man’s family, friends, and other loved ones. The woman in the conversation believes that manipulation and control are often used by women to get what they want. Additionally, society has a strange notion that men don’t care about their kids, when in reality, everything a man does is for his family. The woman argues that a man works hard and provides for his family because he wants to give them the best life he can. In the end, she posits that men care deeply about their families and that they should be respected as such. The conversation discusses the misconceptions that society has around men, the demands that are placed on them and the fact that they can live with very little. The discussion then goes on to talk about the way in which men can be manipulated by their partners and spouses, and how this can have a damaging effect on their relationships with their family and friends. The conversation also touches on the Me Too movement and how it has glorified victimhood, and how this can be used by women to their advantage. Finally, the conversation talks about how it is important for men to look out for red flags in their relationships, such as a partner putting down people that are important to them, and how this can be a sign of manipulation.

  From an early age, Messiah has been involved in the entertainment industry. The eldest of four kids, he grew up in a talented family, and beginning at the age of six, accompanied them to perform Gospel music throughout the UK, Canada, and the United States. By the age of nine, Messiah’s mother recognized how versatile he was and enrolled him in acting, where he landed his first role on Broadway.This venture enabled Messiah to grow as an artist while obtaining the skills necessary to expand his craft. As the family’s profile grew, they decided to move to New York, where Messiah learned to play the drums, finesse his vocal range and write his own songs, and subsequently develop an interest in music production. Having worked with such artists as Frank Ocean,50 Cent, Andre 3000, Fantasia, Mario, Lil Mo and more, he also had the opportunity to be mentored by music legends Bruce Wayne, Chris Styles and Ronnie Johnson.

In this episode, Brooke Macphearson talks about how she steps in to support her husband as he deals with a difficult divorce and custody battle. She explains that their situation was very different from her own experience of amicable co-parenting between her and her daughter's father. Her husband was suddenly served with emergency custody and accusations of abuse, which was a complete blindside to him. She expresses her sympathies, noting that this is a common occurrence for many fathers. She ends by reiterating the importance of advocating for fathers and emphasizing the mission of Father's Truth. The conversation centers around the so-called playbook that some women appear to use in divorce cases. It involves making false allegations, blindsiding the other party, and claiming victimhood to gain an upper hand. The speaker has firsthand knowledge of this issue, having witnessed the consequences of divorce in her own family. She has seen how a single parent can become a victim of the family court system, and how this has become a profitable business model for some women. The speaker also notes that even though her own parents are still together, she has seen how children of divorced couples can be deprived of their right to see one parent frequently. This conversation highlights the need for greater awareness of the tactics employed in divorce cases and the importance of ensuring that children have access to both parents.

This episode of The Father's Truth brings in Emmet for part 3 of his story. A former Amish man and father who has been fighting for his children. Emmy talks about the continuous fight he has been facing and the sad reality of having his children for the first time in four and a half years. He talks about the brainwashing his ex-wife has done, trying to bring in God as a way to control the situation. The host, Alan Donovan, encourages Emmy to talk about the issues that are being faced and how the Amish culture handles them, such as bestiality, drug abuse, alcoholism and rape. Emmet is discussing a recent visit with his 11-year-old daughters, who are Amish. He explains that he had a good time with them, but that his ex-wife did not come out to meet with him. He then goes on to explain the difficulties of communication between them, due to their religious beliefs, as the Amish do not use phones. He then questions how the process of communication between them works, as the court granted him access to his children at any time. He concludes that his ex-wife has access to cell phones, yet still does not communicate with him, which he finds hypocritical.

Timestamps

0:00:00

Episode 3: The Father's Truth - An Interview with Emmy on Amish Culture and Father's Rights

0:02:25

Heading: Conversation Regarding Communication with Ex-Wife and Amish Lifestyle

0:04:02

Conversation on Amish Bestiality and Mental Institutions

0:10:35

Conversation Regarding Molestation of Daughters by Brother

0:12:24

Conversation Regarding Child Molestation

0:15:16

Investigation of Alleged Child Abuse: A Father's Story

0:19:41

Amish Lifestyle and Its Impact on State Troopers

0:21:44

Conversation Between [Name] and Father Regarding Abuse and Neglect

0:25:08

Conversation Summary: Reflection on Emotional Response to Abuse

0:26:48

Conversation on Forced Thanksgiving Dinner in Amish Community

0:29:03

Topic: Sexual Abuse and Organized Religion in the Amish Community

0:30:57

Amish Community Forgiveness and Edward Shrop's Conviction

0:33:49

Conversation Summary: Phoenix Shark's Rape and Abuse of His Sister Amelia

0:35:47

Heading: The Impact of Money on the Family Court System

0:37:52

Conversation on the Unfairness of the Family Court System

0:40:01

Heading: Corrupt Family Court System: A Personal Account

0:44:31

Conversation Regarding Unaccounted Allegations of Sexual Abuse

0:46:09

Conversation between Client and Attorney Regarding New Trial

0:47:53

Conversation Regarding Unethical Attorney Behavior in Family Court

Highlights

She accused everybody around that was in my life of sexual allegations. And she's not going to be held accountable for it. And she hasn't she's not been held accountable for anything.

Why is my attorney saying there's her attorney. He's got three cases with him, and all three cases are in three different counties with three different people with identical export.

And that's what my attorney said. His exact words were, this is the only thing we have. And we still went the way it did. I've lost every bit of faith in family court, really, in any I mean, you look at the White House, what we're dealing with, it's all the way up, all the way down.

When I first started going into the family court system and dealing with my own personal thing, I hired an attorney who I truly felt was a good person and who was honest and looking out for me and my son.

Money is what makes the family court system go around and all its little umbrella entities. You know, CPS, gals, judges, attorneys, they're all built off the same fucking foundation.

"Father Speaks Out on Amish Culture: Hypocrites, Perverts, and Dishonest"

Emmett, a former Amish man, is back again to continue his experiences with the Amish religion and the struggles he is currently facing in the fight for his children who are still a part of the Amish culture. Emmett expresses his excitement to welcome in the new year and his relief to have been able to pick up his kids for Christmas. The conversation then shifted to the details of the Amish way of life and the challenges Emmett currently faces. The speaker and his friend were discussing how the speaker celebrated Christmas with his family and the situations they had to deal with. Last time they spoke, Emmet was talking about when he got married and the conversation moved onto that topic. The speaker explained that when he got married, he did not have money for a honeymoon as all the money he had until he was 21 or married went to his parents. When he was married, he only had around $1800 to buy things for the wedding.

 He explained that his wife was a homemaker and that it was their religion’s way to have children as soon as possible. He then started doing construction work to make money and survive. The speaker mentioned that most people are either 21 or married when they start getting their own money. The speaker described a situation where they had to wait two weeks after they turned 21 to give all their money to their dad. The speaker then talked about their ex-wife who had moved to different states before settling in Missouri. The speaker then described a video they sent to the listener where their ex-wife was throwing a temper tantrum in a public place. The speaker then explained that they had made a deal with their ex-wife to get the kids for a couple of months to take them to the beach, Gatlinburg, and Dollywood. Emmet wanted to spend time with their kids, but the ex-wife was not honoring the agreement. she did not let him see his kids after he drove 9 hours each way to see them. His ex-wife's sister said they were never going to let him have the kids, which made him angry. He considered getting a divorce to take it to court, but he wanted to respect the Amish culture. His ex-wife reacted by throwing herself on the ground and scratching and screaming. The kids were present, and they reacted by trying to hug her and make her feel better. The supervisor of the visitation said this was a normal way to get a point across. The speaker does not believe this is normal anywhere, and does not believe it is normal in Amish culture either.

In this episode of The Father's Truth, host Alan Donovan interviews Emmanuel Stelter, a former Amish man who was excommunicated and is now fighting for custody of his five children who are still part of the Amish society. They talk about the darker aspects of the Amish community, such as extortion, rape, extramarital affairs, child abuse, drug use, alcoholism, and beastiality. Emmanuel shares his story of the difficulties he has faced due to the Amish community and his determination to get custody of his children. Alan promises that this will be a multipart show, delving into the details of the difficult situations Emmanuel has faced.

Timestamps

Uncovering the Dark Side of the Amish Society with Emmanuel Stelter

0:02:00

Amish Life: A Conversation with Emmanuel

0:04:06

Conversation on Growing Up in an Amish Honor Society

0:06:26

Amish Doctrine and the Reporting of Abuse: A Conversation

0:09:27

Conversation on the Amish Religion and its Views on Hell

0:12:20

Conversation on the Amish Community's View on Electronics

0:14:07

Amish Society: Interrelationships and Authority

0:18:43

Conversation on Amish Shunning Practices

0:20:45

Heading: Reflections on Leaving Amish Culture and the Impact of Shunning

0:22:40

Heading: Reintegrating into Society After Leaving the Amish Community

0:26:57

Heading: Exploring Religion After Leaving the Amish

0:28:59

Conversation on PTSD and Marriage

0:31:00

Interview with John Doe: Reflections on Dating and Marriage in the Old Order Amish Community

0:34:43

Amish Shunning: A Conversation with a Former Member

0:40:00

Amish Excommunication: Reflections on Losing Friends and the Brainwashing of the Church

0:41:53

Conversation on the Challenges of Being Newlywed in an Amish Community

0:46:13

Amish Beliefs and the "Good Old Boy Club"

0:48:06

Conversation Summary: Exploring the Amish Society with Alan Donovan

On this episode I speak with Jana coaching about fathers rights, child support, Kayne West, and just how corrupt the federal government. In fact on this episode someone decided that they didn't like the subject matter and turned my phone off 20 mins into the show. 

On this episode we talk about Kayne West and his recent 200k child support decree.

On this episode we talk about the current state of society, Kim Kardashian, Kayne speaking out, the red table talk and the removal of men in Society today.

 It's time for another episode of the Fathers truth. I am Alan Donovan. So let me ask you this. Before we get going here. What do you guys think of when you hear the word stem? Now, growing up, you know, we were always encouraged to think about step moms as being those evil women that come into a family tear the family apart is horrible people. That's what we see in Hollywood. That's what we see all over the place. Now, it's been my experience since I started doing this that step moms are not evil. They're not evil at all. They're actually some of the most downhearted big hearted, most open minded women out there that, you know, just want to be a part of the family. So with that being said, Today, I have Christina on she is the founder and host of the radical step moms podcast. She's a wife, a mom, a step mom. And she started the radical step mounts podcast to provide step moms a safe space to talk about the good, the bad, and really ugly moments about raising a child. They didn't create. She's also a licensed clinical therapist.

On this episode we talk with Arcadio Santana the founder of fathersareimportant about his platform and his podcast. 

On this episode of The Fathers truth we are bringing the fire with Mr. Palmer aka fckchildsupport. We talk about family court, child support and how the federal government has systematically turned woman esp black woman into pawns of the system. 

Raphael is back to continue our discussion about his situation. 

On this episode of The Fathers Truth, I speak with Raphael Palmero. His story is a crazy story about doing time in prison, his faith and his constant alienation from his children. We also talk about his ex wife's attempt to get my platform removed. 

On this episode I speak with YouTube gamer Bax in action about his controversial YouTube channel, mens rights, fathers rights and the lack of his own father in his life and how it has effected him. 

If you're a regular watcher of tiktok then you're likely familiar with Chloe Roma and Roma's army. Chloe is a mens rights activist and a very familiar face when it comes to thew topic of men and how their rights have been trampled on. On This episode of The Fathers Truth, I talk with Chloe about how she became such an ardent defender of mens rights. 

On this episode of The Fathers Truth, Jim Thompson talks about his story and the challenge of the family court system.