Video Masterclasses & Instructional Seminars

In-depth video walkthroughs breaking down family court jurisdiction, parental rights, and procedural tactics.

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Watch Ron & Sherry Palmer deconstruct hearing procedures, cross-examination tactics, and due process defenses.

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Ability to Pay Child Support & Contempt Defense Webinar
1:12:45
Financial & Contempt Record #2189

Ability to Pay Child Support & Contempt Defense Webinar

A forensic constitutional analysis of Turner v. Rogers, involuntary servitude, and how to preserve an ability-to-pay defense on the trial record.

Instructor: Ron & Sherry Palmer Watch Class →
How to Challenge Temporary Orders in Family Court
58:20
Procedural Tactics Record #1363

How to Challenge Temporary Orders in Family Court

Deconstructing the devastating tactic of temporary custody stripping without evidentiary unfitness findings, and establishing interlocutory appellate records.

Instructor: Ron & Sherry Palmer Watch Class →
Disqualifying the Subjective "Best Interest" Standard
1:04:15
Constitutional Law Record #2201

Disqualifying the Subjective "Best Interest" Standard

Why best interest of the child cannot legally trump Fourteenth Amendment procedural due process or the fundamental liberty of fit parents.

Instructor: Ron & Sherry Palmer Watch Class →
Cross-Examining Court-Appointed Evaluators & GALs
47:30
Evidence & Cross-Exam Record #2197

Cross-Examining Court-Appointed Evaluators & GALs

Exposing the lack of scientific validity in custody evaluations, identifying psychological hearsay traps, and enforcing Daubert/Kelly evidentiary standards.

Instructor: Ron & Sherry Palmer Watch Class →
The State Action Doctrine: Holding Court Actors Accountable
1:22:10
Civil Rights Record #2195

The State Action Doctrine: Holding Court Actors Accountable

How private attorneys, custody evaluators, and state judges engage in state action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 through joint corrupt activity.

Instructor: Ron & Sherry Palmer Watch Class →
Preserving Constitutional Objections for Appellate Review
52:40
Appellate Strategy Record #2194

Preserving Constitutional Objections for Appellate Review

The exact mechanics for standing up in the courtroom, objecting on Fourteenth Amendment grounds, and securing a clean transcript for appeal.

Instructor: Ron & Sherry Palmer Watch Class →