Bryan Iehl has once again been named FUAN Advocate of the Month. He is our first Advocate to receive this honor for a second time. He is recognized for his more than 20 years of service in the Family Law Reform movement and leadership of a valued associate organization, IowaFathers. … Read More
FUAN September 2020 Advocate of the Month
Congratulations to Jesse West Sr. on being named the FUAN September Advocate of the Month. Jesse’s relentless effort to spread Family Law Reform on the national stage is why FUAN recognizes him now. Jesse West Sr. is the founder and President of the DADS CAN TOO organization and its Facebook page established in 2016. … Read More
Recommended Reading From Kiplinger
FUAN Suggests anyone who owes child support read this article by Rocky Mengle. It was originally published at Kiplinger.com on August 25,2020 Stimulus check money is generally not subject to reduction or offset to pay back taxes or other debts owed to the federal or a state government. However, if … Read More
FUAN August 2020 Advocate of the Month
Congratulations to Eric Carroll for Being Selected As The FUAN August 2020 Advocate of the Month. Eric is the host of Dad Talk Today and founder of Dad Talk Studios L.L.C., a FUAN Allied Organization. Eric’s goal is to inspire and empower other parents who have been victims of the … Read More
July 2020 Advocate of the Month
Congratulations, and Thank You to Chris Swiser on being named the FUAN July 2020 Advocate of the Month. Despite coming from a strong, close-knit family, Chris has continuously invested time, talent, and money to help FUAN further its mission. He has also recently volunteered to take on the role of … Read More
How to Stay Healthy During the Pandemic
When we think of staying healthy, most people think first of physical health, but in truth, good physical health begins with good mental health. While being isolated at home, this has been a real challenge for many people.
For those dealing with Parental Alienation, it is undoubtedly more challenging. We must learn that the essential person in this struggle is our self. When I first started the journey of healing from Parental Alienation and years of abuse, I sought out as many experts as I could find.