Judge Judy EXPOSES When Moms Keep Kids From Their Fathers!

Did you know Judge Judy has been calling out mothers who try to keep fathers away from their children for YEARS? In this episode of Father’s Win, I go back into the archives and react to one of my old episodes examining Judge Judy, fathers’ rights, child custody, parental alienation, parenting time, child support, and family court. Watching this again years later surprised me. Judge Judy repeatedly makes a point that is central to Father’s Win: children have two parents, and one parent shouldn’t simply decide that the other parent no longer gets to be involved. I revisit my original commentary and break down what I still agree with, what I see differently today, and why these Judge Judy cases hit differently after years of my own experiences with family court and co-parenting. Did YOU know Judge Judy had been saying this about fathers all these years? Drop your answer in the comments. Disclaimer: I am not an attorney and this video is not legal advice. Family-law, custody, parenting-time and child-support laws and procedures vary by jurisdiction. This video contains personal experiences, commentary and discussion for educational and entertainment purposes. Q&A Does Judge Judy support fathers’ rights? In the cases discussed in this episode, Judge Judy repeatedly emphasizes the importance of fathers being involved in their children's lives and holds parents accountable when they attempt to interfere with that relationship. Calling her a fathers’ rights advocate is my interpretation of those cases. What is parental alienation? The term is commonly used to describe behavior intended to damage or interfere with a child’s relationship with another parent. How courts address alleged alienating behavior varies by jurisdiction and individual case. Can a mother keep a child away from the father? Custody and parenting-time rights depend on applicable court orders and jurisdiction. Parents generally should follow existing court orders unless those orders are modified through the appropriate legal process. Can keeping a child away from the other parent affect custody? Interference with court-ordered parenting time can become relevant in custody proceedings. The consequences depend on the circumstances, existing orders and applicable law. Do fathers have the same parental rights as mothers? Parental rights and responsibilities are determined by applicable law and court orders. The cases discussed in this episode highlight Judge Judy's view that fathers should not simply be excluded from their children's lives. Can fathers receive child support? Yes. Depending on the parenting arrangement, income, jurisdiction and other factors, a father can be the parent receiving child support. Why does Kevin call Judge Judy a fathers’ rights advocate? That's my interpretation of the Judge Judy cases reviewed in this episode. I examine how she addresses fathers, mothers, parenting time, child support and attempts by one parent to exclude the other. Is this legal advice? No. Father’s Win discusses personal experiences, court-related stories and general information. Consult a qualified attorney or appropriate agency regarding your individual situation. 📘 Father’s Win: The No-BS Guide to Family Court & Co-Parenting Battles If you’re a father dealing with family court, custody or a difficult co-parenting situation, check out my book, “Fathers Win: The No BS Guide to Family Court and Co-Parenting Battles.” It takes the lessons I’ve learned through my own family-court experience and turns them into practical guidance for fathers trying to navigate the process without losing themselves in the fight. Get the book here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F2MT5BBK?... #JudgeJudy #FathersRights #FamilyCourt