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My Child Says Daddy undertands how important and emotional divorce custody visitation and child support issues can be. When a decision has been made to break up there must be some kind of action. A good plan can provide you with a peace of mind reassurance that you are on the right track. Whether you are seeking primary custody or just visitation, a good plan keeps you involved in your child/ren’s life.
Though My Child Says Daddy started with the intent of fathers having a more active role in their children's lives, it has grown into a program where both parents, the child, and the entire community-at-large benefit.
From Ebony Magazine article: “The New Black Father”—June 2007
“Reggie Brass, founder of My Child Says Daddy, a California nonprofit that provides custody advice for men, agrees that men want to be there for their children— perhaps more than we think. Brass challenges the notion of deadbeat dads, saying that some spiteful women often keep children away from their fathers. “How can I be absent if I'm paying my child support; but the system says that because I'm not in the home I'm absent?” say Brass. “When a woman gets on [government subsidies, some] of those moters would never legally identify the father until she gets mad. That's why it's very important to educate men.”
We are not attorneys, nor is My Child Says Daddy an attorney firm. My Child Says Daddy is a parenting organization.
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My Child Says Daddy (MCSD) is a parenting organization committed to serving as a bridge for building better families in the community.
In addition to the above mission statement, MCSD addresses the issues of concern to fathers seeking more active involvement in the rearing of their children.
MCSD teaches fathers that they have an important role from the conception of the child throughout his/her entire life. The organization works with all types of parents–married, divorced, single, or out-of-wedlocked–to ensure that the child’s welfare is always the number one goal.
Reginald Brass is the Founder and President of "My Child Says Daddy", a non-profit organization established in 1991 to help African-American Fathers share responsibility in raising their children. The purpose of the organization "My Child Says Daddy" is a parenting organization committed to serving as a bridge for building better families in the community. Mr. Brass has experience as a teacher/counselor and was the co-sponsor of the First Public Community Forum on Child Support in Los Angeles. Reggie has been instrumental in educating the public on the importance of fatherhood in both print and broadcast media.
My Child Says Daddy is a California 501(c)(3) organization that provides custody and related advice to all individuals. Help us continue our efforts by donating today. Your contribution is tax deductible.
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