General question areas

1. Help & support for affected fathers

We offer you orientation, exchange of experience with other fathers, and support in dealing with authorities and legal situations. Our goal is to give you structure, avoid escalations, and secure lasting contact with your child.

The basic sharing of information and experience is voluntary. No one should have to forgo initial help for financial reasons. Further support can be organized on a project-related basis.

Via the contact form on our website or by email. We will get back to you as quickly as possible.

No. We support any parent who is seriously seeking contact with their child. The focus is on the child's well-being – not gender.

Yes. If there is violence, massive aggression, addiction problems, or serious psychological instability that endangers the child's well-being, we reserve the right to decline or end our support.

2. Involvement & getting involved

Yes. If you share our values and want to strengthen the child's well-being, you can get involved regardless of your personal situation.

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Your membership fee flows directly into our support services, public relations work, and the development of sustainable support structures. Transparency is important to us – every contribution helps protect father-child relationships.

3. Principles & attitude

We are committed to sustained contact between children and both parents. The focus is not on gender, but on the child's stable bond.

Courts and lawyers represent legal positions. We work independently, voluntarily, and based on experience. Our focus is on prevention, de-escalation, and long-term capacity for relationships.

Child's well-being before ego.
Long-term relationship before short-term victory.

4. Cooperation & collaboration

We see ourselves as an independent, complementary structure. We do not take on a formal legal representation or expert assessment function. Cooperation is possible if it serves the child's well-being.

Yes. We are available for professional exchange and sharing of experience, provided this is done constructively and with a solution-oriented approach.

No. We do not represent any gender, but the child's well-being. Our stance is independent and proportionate. Nevertheless, most parties support us to varying degrees, sometimes jointly, in various projects such as "Das Männerhaus".

5. Support & sponsorship

You can strengthen us through collaboration, networking, professional expertise, or financial support. Recommending our work also helps affected parents.

Yes. Although we ourselves have professional training in various fields (systemic coaching, conflict management, counseling, developmental psychology for children, and much more), further social, legal, psychological, media-related, or organizational skills are always welcome! If you would like to get involved, we would be happy to hear from you.

Sustainable structures only arise through joint commitment. The stronger the network, the more stable the protection of father-child relationships.