Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence, Society, and the Media

When it comes to coverage of domestic violence and/or child abuse issues, I’m disheartened on a daily basis at the profound level of media bias, societal bias, and general slant towards “man blaming” which continues unabated.  This is the case despite the overwhelming, reputable evidence about the violent tendencies of women – particularly in domestic [...]



VA: James McPeak, Wonderful Father & Good Man

Another apparently wonderful father and man is murdered, allegedly as a result of the diabolical planning of his estranged wife and her new boyfriend.  Again, the articles we’ve reviewed on the topic fail to utter the words “domestic violence.”  This is common when reading about reports of women who are violent against their boyfriends or [...]



Teen Mom Reality Star, Amber Portwood, Charged with Domestic Violence Felony

The “star” of the MTV reality television show, Teen Mom, Amber Portwood has been charged with a pair of felony counts and a misdemeanor count for domestic violence and battery stemming for a pair of incidents against Gary Shirley. Gary Shirley became a high-profile male victim of domestic violence when Amber Portwood assaulted him on [...]



Help the Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men & Women Win!

The Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men and Women is a wonderful domestic violence assistance organization. We’ve previously interviewed Jan Brown of DAHMW.org, and discussed how their organization is different from most. Needless to say, the biggest difference is that their organization helps male victims of domestic violence as well as women. This is a radical [...]



Dr. Phil Domestic Violence Agenda: Ignore Female Perpetrators & Male Victims

Dr. Phil’s and Society’s Continued Silence on Domestic Violence I have a problem with Dr. Phil. Truth be told, I very often have a problem with how Dr. Phil presents certain subjects.  Today, it’s time to speak out.  It’s less about the reality that he isn’t a doctor (he only plays one on television) and [...]



OPPOSE the Reauthorization of Family Violence Prevention Services Act HR 4116

The Family Violence Prevention Service Act was introduced in 1984 and expired in 2008.  It is currently up for reauthorization in a bill sponsored by D-Gwen Moore of Wisconsin and co-sponsored by countless others is as dangerous and damaging as the Violence Against Women’s Act to families and society. “Why?” (You may ask?).  These very [...]



CA: Elizabeth Fontaine Loses Custody of Children – Murders Them

Another horrifying case of domestic violence that leaves two young children dead along with their grandmother and the children’s mother – who is suspected of committing the killings in San Clemente, California. Investigators are performing tests on the handgun to determine if Elizabeth Fontaine or her mother, 67-year old Bonnie Hoult, committed the crimes. Fontaine [...]



Radio Show Transcript: Domestic Violence Interview with Jan Elizabeth Brown

Mr. Custody Coach Blog Talk Radio Domestic Violence with guest Jan Elizabeth Brown October 14, 2009 www.mrcustodycoach.com MICHAEL: Hello and welcome to Mr. Custody Coach’s Blog Talk Radio program. I’m Michael, here with my partner Lexi. LEXI: Good afternoon, everyone. MICHAEL: You might know us from Mr. Custody Coach.com. Please visit our website today and [...]



Reese Witherspoon Pushing One-Sided Domestic Violence Agenda

Reese Witherspoon continues her whirlwind tour of the world in support of making every aware of domestic violence.  The only problem with her efforts is that she leaves out an entire gender of victims (men and boys) while at the same time ignoring an entire gender of offenders (women and girls). From the article: “We [...]



Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men and Women: Jan Brown Interview

The following is a summary of some of the Q&A between Mr. Custody Coach representatives, Michael and Lexi Ambrose, and Jan Elizabeth Brown – the Founder and Executive Director of the Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men and Women. Jan and her organization are on the leading edge of providing domestic abuse services to all people [...]