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'''Parents Without Rights''' is a political interest and support group based in [[Florida]], [[United States]] that campaigns for the reform of [[family law]]. It was founded in [[1991]] by a group of men who felt that the Florida's Family Courts did not consider them competent to be active Father and Parents, or have custody of their children, when their marriages ended in [[divorce]]. In [[1995]], they were reorganized by Grayson Walker.

==Florida law==
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==Activism==

Parents Without Rights has testified many times before the Florida Legislature's committee on families and children. Representative [[Randy Ball]] introduced the [[Uniform Parental Rights Enforcement and Protection Act]] at the behest of Parents Without Rights. They worked with the National Congress of Families and Children for the passage of the [[1998]] Visitation Reform Act. 

In [[1998]] and [[1999
|99]], the group mounted a successful campaign to prevent the appointment of [[Jessie Preston Silvernail]] to the Fifth District Court of Appeals.

==External links==
 
*[http://www.parentswithoutrights.org Parents Without Rights] Parents Without Rights Website
*[http://www.crcflorida.org Florida CRC] Florida Civil Rights Council
*[http://www.ParentsBeforeTheCourt.org Florida Class Action Suit] Florida NCP Class Action Suit
*[http://www.MillionDadsMarch.org Million Dads March] Million Dads March
*[http://www.geocities.com/sharedparentingworks// Shared Parenting Works]

[[Category:Political advocacy groups in the U.S.]]
[[Category:Divorce]]
[[Category:Marriage]]
[[Category:Parenting]]