Search Results: Troxel v. Granville

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10 Divorce Facts about the Family Courts Your Attorney Won'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.

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Parental Rights Made Simple

Your parental rights are fundamental. Therefore, the burden is on the state to justify infringement of parental rights.

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Divorce & Child Custody Case Law

References to some of the important family law precedent with our introduction to the contents of each divorce or child custody case.

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Court Opinions

Links to specific cases in PDF format.

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Why Best Interest Cannot Overrule the Fourteenth Amendment

An analysis of Troxel v. Granville, parental rights, and fundamental constitutional limits on family court judicial discretion in child custody cases.

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