The Good Dad Act is a historic legislation that gives fathers equal rights to their children and is being adopted nationwide.
The Good Dad Act Committee, founded by Dr. hc Bernard Wh Jennings, has been dedicated to promoting the importance of fatherhood and supporting fathers in their roles as caregivers and providers. Through grassroots efforts and strategic partnerships, the committee has been able to raise awareness and drive positive change in legislation that impacts fathers and families.
In a recent article published on Good Men Project, the story of how one father turned personal heartbreak into a nationwide movement has captured the attention of readers and inspired many to join the cause. The article highlights the passion and dedication of individuals involved in the Good Dad Act, showcasing the impact that a single person can have in creating positive change for fathers and families.
As the Good Dad Act Committee continues to expand its reach and influence, it remains committed to advocating for policies that support fathers' rights, promote healthy family dynamics, and strengthen communities across the nation. With each new state that joins the movement, the committee moves closer to achieving its vision of a society where every father is valued, respected, and supported in their important role. Fathers can now get consultation to help them navigate their issues to connect and re-connect with their alienated child(ren). The Good Dad Act Committee meets every Tuesday evening at 8pm on Google Meet. It is a free meeting with special guests like Tina Stanford a prominent family law attorney in the State of Georgia. Tina Stanford, Esq will be a guest speaker on Tuesday, October 8th to talk to fathers all around the country about their struggles and successes in reconnecting with their kids. Thanks to the Good Dad Act many Dads now have 50/50 timesharing. The proposal for the legislation has been submitted to To get the link to attend the meeting go to: www.GoodDadAct.com
For more information on the Good Dad Act and how the Good Dad Act legislation came about and how it has affected Dads and their children and how you can get involved, please visit www.EthansGoodDadAct.com.
Vanessa Cassis
Good Dad Act Committee
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