Daily Tool
The Daily Tool posts below offer nuggets of information in bite sized bits so that you can absorb these ideas over time without getting into information overload.
DAILY TOOL: Don’t Let Legislators Trick You…Your Fundamental Family Rights are not Dependent on them.
TOOL OF THE DAY: 14th Amendment cannot be abridged by legislators CATEGORY: Family Law Statutory When you are trying to understand where and who changes the rules in family court decisions, it can seem like you are thrown into a circle of power. The judges will tell...
DAILY TOOL: How Does the Family Court Process Hurt Families? Webinar
TOOL OF THE DAY: Family Court Harmful Processes CATEGORY: Family Law Process A young couple moved in next door. Their smiling faces and hopeful outlook for the future were reminiscent of how life used to be for you. You wonder if they have any idea what is really in...
DAILY TOOL: Can the Majority Vote to Have Your Constitutional Rights Ignored?
More and more students/parents of our courses are making their mark and paving the way for constitutional protections in the family courts. The most recent student to make their mark is Michael Bent of Vancouver, Washington.
DAILY TOOL: Support Webinars for Parents are Making a Difference…
TOOL OF THE DAY: Support through webinars CATEGORY: Family Law Support Every day parents go through the challenges of making decisions in the confusing and tumultuous terrain that family court attorneys and judges live in every day. Parents and children typically do...
DAILY TOOL: What’s the Biggest Farce in Divorce?
TOOL OF THE DAY: Excerpt from book -- "NOT in the Child's Best Interest" p. 191 CATEGORY: Family Law State Interest ...that the state has a valid interest in protection of your child between two disputing fit parents. The state has NO valid state interest to protect...
DAILY TOOL: Remedy for Removing Judicial Immunity…
TOOL OF THE DAY: Remedy for Removing Judicial Immunity... CATEGORY: Family Law Immunity It is pretty clear that when you place a person in a position of absolute power (a judge, a guardian ad litem, a social worker, a therapist, etc.), do not provide constitutionally...
DAILY TOOL: Critical Public Health Issue — Equal Parenting Protects Children’s Health
TOOL OF THE DAY: Equal Parenting Protects Children's Health CATEGORY: Family Law Politics Senator Ebke of Nebraska stated that not having regular contact with a parent has become a "critical health issue"...that she said contributes to incarceration, truancy, and...
DAILY TOOL: Resources for Co-Parenting and Strengthening Families
Children are losing when fathers are incarcerated or stripped of their driver’s licenses. What is the role that father’s play in a child’s life and how is the child affected when the child is deprived. Are these state policies defeating the purpose they were meant to serve?
DAILY TOOL: Family Studies are a Major Driver of False Allegations and Creation of Lies
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 attacked, humiliate them, and rub into their face that their child has been turned on them, the better it...
DAILY TOOL: Is the other parent Guilty of Violating My Constitutional Rights?
TOOL OF THE DAY: Entanglement - State Action Doctrine exception CATEGORY: Family Law Doctrines When can someone be held responsible for violating the constitutional rights of an individual? Since we are only dealing with family law here, we will keep this very...
DAILY POST: Divorce is not a Trigger for Mental Health or Family Studies
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 best interests of the child and orders mental health or family studies of any kind, the state violates the...
DAILY TOOL: Child’s Rights Violated by Current Family Law Practices!
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” custody or possession of a child to one parent over another parent based on nothing more than a change in the...