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Mississippi asked the Supreme Court to "clarify whether abortion prohibitions before viability are always unconstitutional."
Divorce is scary business, especially when there is a child involved. Parents are hiring attorneys with the belief that the attorney is going to protect them. Your attorney will NOT protect your rights the way you think they will. You think you can just pay them a retainer and forget about your case, that the… Continue reading New Way to Divorce — Learn What Attorneys Don't Tell You
Family court judges do not care what the law says and will do whatever they want because they have legislated themselves near total immunity.
Did you know that when you go through DIVORCE that you are going to be required to pay for far more than just your attorney if there is a custody battle? There are hidden expenses in the family courts and we thought you ought to know about them. You could be ORDERED TO PAY for the following… Continue reading What is My Case Worth? 25 Hidden Costs of Divorce You Might Not Be Told About
This weekend at the Divorce Corp. Family Law Conference in Washington D.C. there were several moving speakers. I thought I’d highlight a couple of moments that stole the show and stood out from the rest of the activities, in my opinion. Let me just tell you first that I didn't get to see all of the… Continue reading Family Law Reform Conference ReKindles Hope and Exposes Corruption
"Nancy's fairness argument is irrelevant to how custodial responsibility should be allocated... The court should allocate custodial responsibility based on the parents' past caretaking roles."
This is a very important case if you are fighting against another parent since the same legal reasoning should be applied, except that now you are battling another biological parent. You will notice that this Nebraska case is a biological parent battling grandparents, and that the cases that the Supreme Court uses to support their… Continue reading Did you Know that Supreme Court Opinions do not Support Judges or Experts Determining the Best Interest of the Child over a fit Parent?
The main things that we focus on in this case are for purposes of parental rights: (We are listing what the Court found in relation to parental rights and then...
There are plenty of people out there that want to tell you what to do and how to raise your child. Even MSNBC anchor Melissa Harris-Perry says that the children...
BlogsThis is the first of 9 Truth Bombs that are sure to change the practice of family law. 1. Your relationship with your child is the source of constitutional...
PFR Course Home DAY 11 INTRODUCTION VIDEO VIDEO LENGTH: (02:43) This video provides an overview and outline of the material to be presented in this day's lectur...
PFR Course Home DAY 12 INTRODUCTION VIDEO VIDEO LENGTH: (09:21) This video introduces …Click on the button to open the workbook then right click and chose sa...
In Iliff v. Iliff in 2010, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that the court could impute a parent for income potential. A parent can be charged child support based...
This amazing book presents parental and child rights in a 21st century perspective that is disruptive of todays 19th century beliefs beliefs driving family law child custody suits, NOT In the Child's Best Interest.
How the highest standard of judicial strict scrutiny protects fit parents and fundamental liberty from unjustified state interference in child custody.
An analysis of Troxel v. Granville, parental rights, and fundamental constitutional limits on family court judicial discretion in child custody cases.