A GREAT WEEK FOR MEDIA COVERAGE
WE NEED YOUR VOICE AND COMMENTS
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Dear (Contact First Name),
The USA Today on Thursday, "Should alimony laws be changed?" by Yamiche Alcindor, drew 144 comments, 307 Facebook recommended and 179 Tweets. Yesterday, the ABA Journal (American Bar Association Journal), "Wife Of Man Paying Alimony Despite Advanced Alzheimer's Among those Pushing Pushing Reform," by Debra Cassens Weiss, has drawn 145 comments, and still counting. Please continue to make comments! |
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| "Florida and New Jersey Alimony Injustices" article Today in Huffington Post
Go to Huffington Post to read and comment on an article by Elizabeth Benedict, reporting on the alimony reform movement.
Please comment, hit the LIKE and SHARE buttons TO PUT IT ON FACEBOOK, Click on TWEET if you have a TWITTER account, and send it around.
It may seem insignificant to make a single comment, but these single comments add up to hundreds, then thousands. The media and our legislators will hear the issues of our current alimony laws.
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| Anderson Cooper Daytime Program to air show Tuesday on "Man-imony": Should Women Have To Pay Alimony To Their Ex-Husbands?"
As reported on their website today, "In a daytime exclusive, Anderson speaks with Crystal Harris, who explains why after being sexually and physically assaulted by her husband for years, she is now forced to pay him $1,000 monthly in alimony, in addition to having already paid approximately $47,000 in his legal fees."
This airs Tuesday, Jan. 24 during the day, not on CNN. Click Here to find what channel and when. Click Here to see a preview of the show.
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Alan Frisher to Talk Monday on Two Radio Shows:
NPR's WGCU-FM Monday, January 23rd from 12:30 - 1:00. The show is called Gulf Coast Live! and the format of the show does allow for comments/questions from listeners as well as the host, Valarie Edwards.
You can listen live at WGCU.org or . If you can, please listen, call, and comment. WGCU is affiliated with National Public Radio.
Ed Dean Radio Show Following NPR, Alan will be on the Ed Dean Radio Show, 90.3FM, which covers the East and West Coast of Florida. Please go to eddeanradio.com for info and to listen. And Comment! |
CBS This Morning Weekdays:
Split Income
Women are faring better financially than men post-divorce, according to the Pew Charitable Trusts. Watch and listen to the CBS video.
Click here to watch, then, you guessed it, COMMENT!
Thank You
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Donations Needed!
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This national coverage comes largely because of the efforts of Florida Alimony Reform and money. This type of media coverage as well as proceeding through the legislative process takes money.
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We are volunteers, with jobs, bills, and permanent alimony payments. Please understand your contributions are helping end a debt that will Never Go Away. If we pool our resources we can accomplish many things. Without the financial support, financial relief will be delayed. The process will take time. Thank you for making one time Donations and a Special Thank You for Monthly Donations. Thank You!
Donate Here (Until our laws are changed, this will be a regular request and need. Thank You.) |
Thank You For Your Response When We Ask For It When we have asked you to respond to a newspaper article, blog, or tv station, you have been fantastic. Your passion for justice is written in your responses. The number of responses shows just how many people are affected by Florida's outdated alimony laws.
There will be many more times we ask for your responses, letters, phone calls, and emails. These are important. Numbers matter to our legislators. Thank You for being a part of the alimony reform movement that will finally update Florida's Alimony Laws.
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