Constitutional Articles & Investigative Insights

post Record #1593

ENSURE COMPLIANCE while SHOWING COMPASSION

Just spoke with a Dad yesterday who spent three months incarcerated for something that was a simple procedural issue. (That's a separate issue.) Despite his incarceration, he declined to have the mother put in jail when she violated the orders. To this day however she has continued to interfere with his and his children's ability

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post Record #1592

ARE FAMILY COURTS EXERCISING LEGITIMATE AUTHORITY?

This was a great concern of our Founding Fathers who were very concerned with tyranny of the majority.

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post Record #1591

Florida Legislature Sells Swamp Land to Parents Seeking Parental Rights!

can tell you they lie better than any State I have seen so far. Florida's statute 61.13(2)(c)2.

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post Record #1590

LEGISLATURES ADMIT IN THEIR STATUTES THAT TEXAS PARENTS HAVE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS

In Chapter 5 Sec. 151.003 of the Texas Family Code, the legislatures passed that it is every parent's individual "fundamental right and duty?to direct the upbringing" of your child. Sec. 151.003 might be addressing LIMITATION ON STATE AGENCY ACTION, but that doesn't change that this is their finding and it passed, signed and sealed. Since

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post Record #1589

Florida Family Code Statute 61.13 is unconstitutional on its face: see exactly where and how

Title IV-D is where the Federal Government pays the States a kickback for collecting child support without any requirement that the state act within constitutional limitations. The federal courts have an open agreement with the state courts to overlook and refuse to review any constitutional violations in family law.

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post Record #1588

Do Florida divorce and child custody laws violate the U.S. Constitution?

Parents who are fit in marriage do NOT become unfit just because they choose to enter into a divorce or because they are forced into divorce by the other parent

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post Record #1587

Do parents have constitutional rights to their children?

After providing a lengthy discussion of the existing precedent the US Supreme Court as recently as 2000 has said that: ?In light of this extensive precedent, it cannot now be doubted that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment protects the fundamental right of parents..."

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post Record #1586

How can You Challenge the Judge in Family Court?

He who is without words is powerless. Ever Find Yourself Without the Proper Words? You have a lot to make a stand on in a child custody battle. Certainly more than you knew. And you are not alone when you have the knowledge of those before you. You have more power than you had without

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post Record #1585

Are States Violating Parental Rights and Can you do Something about it Right Now?

"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."

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post Record #1584

Parents are particularly annoyed by judges and attorneys who...Must-have list before you step foot into court in Child Custody Cases

What do you need to have before stepping foot into a court?

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post Record #1583

Are the States Rendering Parents Indentured Servants after Divorce? Child support, Alimony, Spousal Maintenance. Where do we Draw the Line?

The things denounced are slavery and involuntary servitude, and Congress is given power to enforce that denunciation.

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post Record #1582

Radio Interview of the authors of the book "Not in the Child's Best Interest"

Listen to author interview from book "Not in the Child's Best Interest" by Marti Oakley of TS Radio on BlogTalkR

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