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As you can see from both links above, Rep. David Bickford was quoted in the article about the man who was jailed and was the primary sponsor of HB 299.
For people who want to do something like this in their own states, I can't emphasise enough how important it is to make friends in the legislature. David has sponsored a number of father's rights bills and the men's commission legislation. While not everything has passed, some bills have, and most importantly, other legislators are finally starting to recognize "those father's rights people" as a constituency that they need to pay attention to.
So, learn about your state's political system and get involved! It takes time, but this is one of the most satisfying ways of getting real results and improving the lives of men.
Scott
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How do we know when the bill has been signed? I would like to petition the court soon.
Thanks
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signed right here.... 2/2/2004
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/ie/billstatus/bill docketpwr.asp
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This is a NH bill being voted on now. This bill removes the court's discretion to order child support, or payment of educational expenses, for adult children. This Bill is the sister of HB 299 which already passed Jan. 7th and was signed into law Feb 2nd by the governor. Please call the below committee members to HELP get this bill passed. Thanks.
----- Original Message -----
From: David Bickford
To: Ron2004
Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 11:40 PM
Subject: Re: HB 299 Thank you!
The bill to end child support is HB 1312. "Unless the court or other body empowered by law to issue and modify support orders specifies differently" must be removed from the statute to end child support for adult children in college.
We need to call representatives of the House Child and Family Law Committee and ask them to pass it. The committee plans on voting on it Feb. 10, 2004. The members are as follows:
Child & Family Law Committee
Edward P. Moran, Chair
19 Ministerial Rd
Bedford, NH 03110 tel. # 472-5912
Karen K. McRae
469 Black Brook Rd
Goffstown, NH 03045-2931 497-2186
Julie M. Brown
414 Lilac City E
Rochester, NH 03867-4552 332-1084
Thomas I. Arnold Jr.
10 Milford St
Brookline, NH 03033-2446 673-4137 [email protected]
David A. Bickford
183 Brackett Rd
New Durham, NH 03855-2329 859-7899 [email protected]
Gary C. Greenberg
145 McQuesten St
Manchester, NH 03102-5207 627-4484 [email protected]
David M. Bouchard
22 Tamarack St
Hudson, NH 03051-4735 883-4317 [email protected]
Daniel C. Itse
PO Box 70
Fremont, NH 03044-0070 642-5713 [email protected]
Carolyn M. Gargasz
PO Box 1223
Hollis, NH 03049-1223 465-7463 [email protected]
Cynthia J. Dokmo
PO Box 577
Amherst, NH 03031-0577 673-0395 [email protected]
Margaret D. Hallyburton
PO Box 173
Mont Vernon, NH 03057-0173 654-2326 [email protected]
Janet F. Allen
161 Colbath Rd
Ctr Barnstead, NH 03225-3414 269-6313 [email protected]
Elizabeth D. Blanchard
61 Washington St
Penacook, NH 03303-1525 753-4039 [email protected]
Irene A. Pratt
66 Clark Rd
Winchester, NH 03470-2201 239-4597
David C. Allison
RR 2 Box 889
Cornish, NH 03745-9743 543-3481 [email protected]
Barbara Hull. Richardson
101 Morgan Rd
Richmond, NH 03470-4909 239-8346
Lionel W. Johnson
276 Central St
Manchester, NH 03103-4744 668-4486
Anne C. Grassie
9 Central Ave
Rochester, NH 03867-2718 332-8562 [email protected]
Mary Stuart. Gile
35 Penacook St
Concord, NH 03301-4518 224-2278
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Score one for Fathers.
Hey Scott, tell David Bickford that he has the heartfelt thanks of men out there. Hell, use me as an example: I aint in NH, I aint got kids, I aint divorced, but I DO think his efforts are downright heroic. Bravo and kudos to him (am I actually cheering on a politician? Where are my meds?)
Steven Guerilla Gender Warfare is just Hate Speech in polite text
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Does the bill cover not having to pay child support if the child lives at home with the parent and commutes to college? In the past I understood that if the child lived with a parent while going to college the non-custodial parent still had to keep paying support throughout college?
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