Guidelines for letters.

This section was designed to give you the opportunity to reach out to a special someone that is missing from your life, or you may wish to tell someone how you feel about issues facing the family courts today.
Click “Add Your Letter” on the right. Type your letter…you may also upload a picture and add your e-mail address.
You may address any issue, as long as you do it with politeness and please respect that others will be reading your letter.
Your letter will be read for content, so please do not use profanity, or call anyone a really bad name. You may express your feelings; you may be blunt, kind, harsh and even rude, as long as the wording is proper for our site.
We are very protective of children. If your letter is not acceptable, we will return it to you for correction. We may even provide you with suggestions of corrections for you to make. You may correct and return to us, or you may chose not to post your letter if you feel you do not want to make the necessary changes.

Things you “might” want to put in your letter

• Your name
• Their name
• Your age
• Their age
• Last place you saw each other
• Places of birth for either of you
• Last known addresses, or just city or state
• Where you went to school
• Parent's names
• Sibling's names
• Special happening between the two of you
• An apology
• A forgiveness
• You may have a question
• You may have an answer
• You may just want to tell your side of the story
• You may feel you have a solution to issues facing family court today
  

Possible Reasons for letters

• Missing loved one
• Child you gave up
• Parent you would like to find
• Sibling you would like to connect with
• Child you have lost contact with
• Child that was taken from you
• Grandparent you would like to find
• Grandchild you would like to find

The list can go on and on, but I think that gives you an idea.

You may chose to submit a letter without a name, and that is ok. You may have ideas and issues you would like to post, but you do not feel comfortable placing your name with the letter. That is fine, but remember without a name your thoughts are just that, your thoughts.

Click here to view a letter to our founder's granddaughter.
http://www.three-sides-to-every-story.org/letters/To-My-Granddaughter.html

As you can see by looking at the letter above, you do not need to use last names, and you do not need to tell a lot of personal information. Your letter can be written so the person you are trying to reach will know it is you when and if they see it.
You may use this service as often as you like and it is free, but once again, please be respectful of content.
We would like you to remember what this site is about and if you have issues about other things, please find a site that allows letters about those issues and post them there. Any letters we receive that are totally out of line for this site will not be posted.
We are not responsible for the content of any letter placed on this site. We will do our best to stop anything that we feel is improper language from being on the site, however all letters belong to the submitter. We will not change a letter without your approval, if it is a letter we do not approve of and you decide not to change it, it will not be posted.

Thank you for your interest in our site.