Constitutional Articles & Investigative Insights

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When Does the Judge Get to Decide Best Interest of Your Child and Over Rule the Parent? When Does The Child Get to Over Rule the Parent?

Does the mere act of getting divorced or having conflict in the divorce process serve a unique role with children's rights? Do children of divorce get to decide their own best interest in divorce, in the way that a child's right to abortion is a unique right no longer dependent on their parent's permission or

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Can We Be Sure The Family Court System is Not Biased and Based on Personal Beliefs?

We all like to talk about the parents in custody battles and we hear about everyone viewing them through a microscope. Picking them apart, analyzing every move and every breath and judging everything they do. We look for reasons to like or dislike one or the other. Everything the parents do, everything the children do

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post Record #1555

TYLA free Divorce Decree Template

When you file for a divorce it is important to know what the final result looks like. Knowing this can be very helpful in getting your divorce finalized and off of the battlefield. Once your soon-to-be ex-spouse knows that none of her/his complaints about you that don't rise to the level of breaking laws, and

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Identifying Patterns of Alienator Parent in terms of Best Practices For District Courts

IDENTIFYING PATTERNS OF AN ALIENATOR PARENT IN TERMS OF BEST BUSINESS PRACTICES THAT DISTRICT COURTS CAN USE

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Why Family Court Judges Act Like Dictators: The Stanford Prison Dynamic & Title IV-D

Discover why family court judges act like dictators through the Stanford Prison dynamic and Title IV-D funding incentives. Protect your constitutional rights.

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