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The department of justice agrees that parents and children are not being served justice in the family courts, that parents should not be put into debtor’s
What happens now after the father’s day rallies? The very system that father’s gathered on Friday to protest how they and their children are being t
Basic law to know if you want to win your child custody and Child Support case.
So while relieved, that the service process is done, we are greatly disappointed with the games that all of the defendants have played already. And hopefully th
TOOL OF THE DAY: Mediation in Kern County CATEGORY: Family Law Court Instructional Videos This Kern County Court video makes a lot of suggestions. The following
TOOL OF THE DAY: Plenary Power CATEGORY: Family Law Definition What does it mean when the judge has plenary power? They have absolute and total power to change
TOOL OF THE DAY: Mediated Settlement Agreements – MSA – Best Interest is not intended to be Used to Protect Children CATEGORY: Family Law Caselaw &#
TOOL OF THE DAY: 14th Amendment cannot be abridged by legislators
TOOL OF THE DAY: What is a FIAT? CATEGORY: Family Law Definition FIAT literally means “let it be done.” An attorney can generally file a FIAT motion
TOOL OF THE DAY: Wanting to Please and Sabotage CATEGORY: Family Law What’s the first thing you are told when you are going through divorce? Listen to you
The biggest Farce in Divorce is that the state has a valid interest in protection of your child between two disputing fit parents.
TOOL OF THE DAY: Equal Parenting Protects Children’s Health CATEGORY: Family Law Politics Senator Ebke of Nebraska stated that not having regular contact
TOOL OF THE DAY: Family Studies create incentive and reward for the alienating behavior CATEGORY: Family Law The more you can harass the parent that is being at
TOOL OF THE DAY: Entanglement – State Action Doctrine exception CATEGORY: Family Law Doctrines When can someone be held responsible for violating the cons
TOOL OF THE DAY: Divorce is not a Trigger for Mental Health or Family Studies of any Kind. CATEGORY: Family Law Where the state asserts a right to decide the be
TOOL OF THE DAY: Child’s rights Violated by Current Family Court Practices CATEGORY: Family Law The legal presumption that a state may “grant” or “assign”
Parents are the Experts in Raising their own Children. Federal Court says so.
TOOL OF THE DAY: Equal Parenting Reduces Incentives to Fight Over Children, reduces alienation, and does not cause children to be placed with abusers. CATEGORY:
TOOL OF THE DAY: SAPCR amendment — Protecting and Asserting Fundamental Parental Rights CATEGORY: Family Law Forms Sick and tired of waiting for an attorn
TOOL OF THE DAY: Parenting Coordinator/Parenting Facilitator CATEGORY: Family Law All states are using “the best interest of the child” to justify a
TOOL OF THE DAY: “Unduly Burdensome” and “Unnecessarily Restrictive” CATEGORY: Family Law Caselaw Are the appellate courts beginning to
