	The Homepage of Non-Custodial Parents Force!
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH -- THE RESISTANCE BEGINS HERE!

FIGHT BACK!

You have already taken action by coming to this site and keeping yourself informed. Now let's continue the fight by checking out the links below.

Submit Information -- information gathering is our number one priority at NCPForce! Report abuse in the family law system for worldwide exposure on this website.
Volunteer - we need your help to expand this website and to make it available in a number of languages.
Flyers, Bumper Stickers, Posters and more!
Download and print from our collection of ready-made activist documents and bring the fight to your area.
Legal Action -- see a list of cases in development and submit information that can help us.
Report Hate -- help us document incidents of hate speech against fathers and other non-custodial parents in the media.

Submit Information

One of the primary goals of the NCPForce! is to gather information on family law abuse in the United States. The more we report on such abuses to a worldwide audience, less and less will this corrupt system be able to carry out abuses.

To this end, we're looking for a wide variety of information which we will make public on this website to make NCPForce.com the number one information site for the Father's Rights movement. We'll say it once again: the current system likes to operate under a veil of public ignorance. Send us your info now by clicking on any of the following information categories below:

Case Histories - NCPForce! is now amassing a nationwide database of abuse and suffering in America's family law system. Send us your case history now. Please be sure to provide the following details in your e-mail: your state and county, names of judges and abusive civil servants, dates of court appearance, and permission to publish your case history. Also, please be advised that we may publish within these pages your case histories for international exposure; will however keep names other than those of public officials confidential.
Legislation - Keep us informed about legislation in your area which will effect fathers. Provide us with links to news articles or scan and submit clipping whenever possible.
Rogue's Gallery - Report father-bashing politicians.
Judicial Watch - Send us tip about corrupt family law judges in your area.
Lawyer Ratings - Share your experience with family law attorneys.
Hate Monitor - Report hate speech and discrimination against fathers and other non-custodial parents in the media.
Legal Action - Help us gather information for legal action across the country.

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Volunteer

In order to expand and maintain our website, we need volunteers in the following categories:

HTML Coders - especially people familiar with database construction for the Internet.
Graphic Designers - Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and desktop publishing wizards.
Translators - needed in Arabic, Chinese, Farsi (Persian), Korean, Spanish to translate our webpages.
Organizers - on the state and county level to coordinate activist operations and information gathering.

Lend your services today!

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ABOUT NCP FORCE! (Non-Custodial Parents Force)

Our organization is a non-profit, grassroots action organization dedicated to reforming America's family law system.

While we frequently refer to divorced fathers, who overwhelmingly bear the brunt of abuses in the family law system, we champion the cause of all non-custodial parents, be they unwed fathers, non-custodial mothers, grandparents, or assigned parentage fathers (men who are held responsible for parentage despite the fact that they are not biological fathers).

Unlike many other family law websites which claim to help divorced dads and NCP's, we will never ask our visitors for money or donations. We also do not charge for, or offer legal services. Instead we provide a virtual base of operations, a forum, and an information clearing house for visitors to help themselves free of charge.

Learn more about joining the NCP Force! It's free and no personal questions will be asked unless you wish to share your family law experiences with us.