The Solution
Citizens Rule has developed a simple and fairly
low cost solution to the IV-D problem. Vast
numbers of parents and their children can be liberated from the oppression of
IV-D tyranny by simply convincing five people that there is a due process
deficiency. Because the U.S.
Supreme Court has a history of hearing only those cases with a significant legal
or social implication for the nation, the court will address only a handful of
legal issues each year. Fathers
unjustly labeled an "absent parent" must face a challenge to convince
the Supreme Court that the lack of due process in America’s child support
enforcement system warrants their attention.
Citizens
Rule has a plan that could compel the Supreme Court to examine the sufficiency
of protection afforded under the IV-D child support system.
The due process challenge to Minnesota’s
IV-D enforcement program will be nearly identical to a due process challenge
brought in Michigan, California, or any other state.
Several simultaneous, multi-state challenges will show the Supreme Court that parents are routinely denied
due process when the state takes charge of their children, under the
jurisdiction of a federally funded child welfare program.
The difficulty in reaching the Supreme Court is self-evident when one
sees that the billions of dollars, already unlawfully taken from fathers, has
funded the creation of powerful special interests groups such as state and local
bureaucracies, radical feminist organizations, disreputable family law
attorneys, and greedy private collection agencies. These interests will
undoubtedly unite in opposition to any action taken to restore the rule of law
in domestic relations.
The
IV-D Enigma Solution leverages the community much the same way that the African
American community in Montgomery Alabama rallied together to challenge a state
law requiring segregated seating on public buses.
The Supreme Court probably would not have heard the Gayle v. Browdner
case (ruling segregated buses were unconstitutional) if the African American
community had not joined together in an effective boycott of the city buses,
bringing it to the attention of the nation.
Citizens Rule has a plan that will inspire and motivate parents to come
together to peacefully protest their unjust conscription under title IV-D
provisions.
There is no lawful reason for a parent to be classified as an "absent
parent" without proof that he has abandoned his family to welfare.
Forcing the states to adopt the due process requirements now lacking in
their IV-D programs will shut down the federal stream of money to the states,
and compel the federal government to clarify their requirements for funding
under the Social Security Act.
We need to join together to send an effective message across the country,
brought by simple motions in cases like yours.
Click here to view our form letter to
begin the process.
