Michael Verte, Author at we too. Movement

14 Feb

The Silent Suffering of Fathers: Four Stories of Love, Loss, and Survival

In a world where parental love is often synonymous with maternal care, the stories of fathers fighting for their children remain largely unheard. Yet, behind the scenes of many custody battles are fathers who endure immense psychological pain, societal stigma, and legal struggles to maintain a relationship with their children. This blog post shares the […]

18 Nov

Decades of Crisis in Social Services In Geneva, Switzerland: When Inefficiency Breaks Families Apart

A recent segment on Léman Bleu TV, a local Geneva station covering the hearing at the Court of Audit revealed systemic failures in how social services handle the placement of children and the support provided to their families. While child protection is under tremendous pressure, these systems seem to prioritize bureaucracy over the well-being of […]

6 Apr

Fathers in Geneva Advocate for Fairness in Custody Battles: The Call for Oversight and Transparency

In the midst of societal evolution, where the notion of family has diversified and the dynamics within them have become increasingly complex, a movement in Geneva, Switzerland, has been gaining momentum, advocating for a more balanced and fair treatment of parents, especially fathers, in the aftermath of contentious separations. This narrative delves into the struggle […]

14 Jan

Fatherhood on Trial: The Crushing Statistics of Dad-Deprived America

Before I could be a Father, I was forced to be a litigant. On a bitter cold morning in early 2013, I hadn’t yet so much as held my newborn daughter when a process server was at my doorstep, shoving a protective order into my hands. Suddenly, what I’d assumed was my inalienable human right […]

11 Jan

The Narrative Bias in Swiss Legal Proceedings: The Plight of Fathers in Custody and Divorce Cases

In the intricate tapestry of legal proceedings, particularly in cases involving family law in Switzerland, a disturbing pattern has emerged that raises critical concerns about fairness and justice. This pattern revolves around the narrative bias that often places fathers at a disadvantage in custody and divorce cases. This bias, steeped in assumptions rather than concrete […]

22 Dec

Navigating the Complexities of Domestic Violence Laws: A Legal Perspective, California-Switzerland

Introduction Domestic violence, a critical and complex issue in today’s society, affects countless individuals across various backgrounds. This article draws upon an insightful discussion with Southern California Dad Attorney David Pisarra, who brings 24 years of experience to the table, especially in handling cases involving men and domestic violence. Background of the Expert David Pisarra, […]

17 Dec

Parental Alienation: An Insight into Emotional Child Abuse in Family Law

Introduction Parental alienation, a term increasingly encountered in family law, refers to a dynamic where a child becomes estranged from one parent due to the psychological manipulation by the other parent. This phenomenon not only affects family dynamics but also raises significant concerns about emotional child abuse. This article delves into the nature of parental […]

16 Dec

Navigating Parental Alienation in Australia: Legal and Emotional Strategies

Introduction Parental alienation is an increasingly recognized issue in family dynamics, particularly in the context of divorce or separation. It involves one parent manipulating their child to distance them from the other parent, often through derogatory remarks, manipulation, or false accusations. This article delves into the complexities of parental alienation in Australia, exploring its legal […]

16 Dec

Understanding Parental Alienation Syndrome: Navigating Through Divorce, Separation, and Child Custody

Introduction The aftermath of a divorce or separation is often a challenging period, especially when children are involved. It becomes even more complex when one parent engages in behaviors that can lead to Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS). This article explores the concept of PAS, its recognition in the mental health community, signs and symptoms, and […]

15 Dec

Society’s Stigma Against Fathers as Primary Caregivers After Separation: A Complex Issue in Switzerland

The societal stigma surrounding fathers as primary caregivers following separation from the mother remains a significant issue in many parts of the world, including Switzerland. This stigma is deeply rooted in traditional gender roles and the conservative views of parenting, which often favor mothers as the default caregivers, regardless of circumstances. This article explores the […]