Who's Da Deadbeat

Who's Da Deadbeat Deadbeats aren't always the Dad. Raising awareness. Advocating for Fathers & Families.
(6)

06/08/2026

Good dads always think, “That could never happen to me”… until it does.

By the time you’re fighting to see your child, explaining your side of the story, or trying to undo years of damage, you’re already playing defense.

If you’re an involved father, don’t wait for a crisis. Don’t wait until communication breaks down. Don’t wait until someone starts rewriting your role in your child’s life.

Protect your relationship with your children while things are still good. Get your rights established. Get everything in writing. Be proactive, not reactive.

The fathers who thought they had time are often the same fathers wishing they had acted sooner.

Go to court now, not when you’re forced to. Your presence in your child’s life is too important to leave unprotected.

06/06/2026

Father says mom refused to let him take his son on his scheduled parenting day. He claims she later went to the police station and reported on TalkingParents that he failed to show up for the exchange. According to him, this isn’t the first time it’s happened.

06/05/2026

Mother says she lost custody of her children and believes a planned move played a role in the court’s decision. She says a recent exchange became emotional when her 12-year-old son refused to go with his father. Now she’s fighting to get her daughter back and sharing her side of the story.

06/03/2026

One bad exchange can change everything.

Fathers, protect yourself during custody exchanges. Pay attention to your surroundings, think before you react, and remember that not every situation needs a response. When you’re fighting for your kids, one moment can have consequences that last far longer than the exchange itself.

06/02/2026

We’re not saying what’s legal or illegal.

What we are saying is there are people online teaching parents how to leave with children, move, and work around the other parent.

Whether it works or not isn’t the point.

The point is they’re talking about it, sharing it, and some people are listening.

If you’re a father waiting for the “right time” to establish your rights, this is your wake-up call.

Don’t wait until you’re trying to figure out where your child went.

Go to court. Get your rights established. Protect your relationship with your child before someone else makes decisions for you.

🎙️ We sat down for a powerful conversation on Straight No Chaser and covered topics like parental alienation, parallel p...
06/01/2026

🎙️ We sat down for a powerful conversation on Straight No Chaser and covered topics like parental alienation, parallel parenting, co-parenting challenges, and much more.

Watch the full interview on YouTube and let us know what stood out to you.

👉 Subscribe, Like, Comment, and Share to help us keep these conversations going.

Watch the full interview here:

We had the opportunity to sit down with Ant on Straight No Chaser f...

05/31/2026

Father says he showed up to pick up his kids and ended up being questioned about other women while mom’s boyfriend was standing right there.

Part 2. The kids are watching, even when we think they’re not.

05/30/2026

PART 1

Father says he showed up to pick up his kids and ended up being questioned about other women while mom’s boyfriend was standing right there.

When the focus shifts away from the kids, everybody loses.

05/28/2026

🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏻‍♀️ smh

05/26/2026

How angry do you have to be at the father to sit there and allow another man to curse, disrespect, and act a fool in front of your kids? At some point, protecting your children’s peace should matter more than your personal feelings toward the other parent. Kids should never be stuck in the middle of grown adult anger.

Address

Houston, TX

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Who's Da Deadbeat posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Who's Da Deadbeat:

Share