Constitutional Articles & Investigative Insights

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DAILY TOOL: Do states have a Conflict of Interest in Child Custody?

TOOL OF THE DAY: Conflicts of Interest ? The State is a Party CATEGORY: Family Law Caselaw This caselaw counters the BS about the state not being a party in divorce or custody issues. The simple fact that the state asserts an interest in deciding what is in a child's best interest makes the state

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DAILY TOOL: Funding Justice: Where Do you Go When You Don't Have the Money to Hire an Attorney?

Family Law Funded Justice is a crowdfunding site started by Attorney Michael A. Helfand in Illinois. This site is unique to those needing to raise money for legal needs.

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Tool of the Day: Breaking Up The Family — Add This Caselaw Quote to Your Pleadings

Supreme Court on Breaking up the Family: I should have little doubt that the State would have intruded impermissibly on the private realm of family life which the state cannot enter.

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post Record #1712

DAILY TOOL: SAPCR amendment Adding Protection for Your Rights into Your Pleadings

TOOL OF THE DAY: Family Law Forms: Sick and tired of waiting for an attorney or some other expensive expert to do the right thing and give you your rights to your children back? Stop waiting and start asserting your rights today.

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post Record #1711

Breaking News!!! Texas has an Equal Parenting Bill introduced by Rep Gilbert Pena HB2363!

Ron Palmer and Stuart McMullen will be meeting with Representative Pena Thursday afternoon to go over some details that involve defining best interest of the child as well as adding some additional provisions that will keep the courts out of your pockets and out of your private decision making for your children.

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post Record #1710

DAILY TOOL: Minimizing Restrictions on Parents Possession or Access

TOOL OF THE DAY: Minimizing Restrictions on Parents Possession or Access CATEGORY: Family Law Statute Sec. 153.193. MINIMAL RESTRICTION ON PARENT'S POSSESSION OR ACCESS.

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post Record #1709

DAILY TOOL: If Judges Use Biases Why Can't You?

TOOL OF THE DAY: Judges, their roles, and their biases CATEGORY: Family Law Emotions matter?especially when they are the emotions of the judge. Yes you have rights and you should not be basing your rights on anyone?s emotions, not even a judge. But you also cannot completely blow the judge off and your opportunity to

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DAILY TOOL: Do You Have a Right to Appeal?

TOOL OF THE DAY: Right to appeal CATEGORY: Family Law Appellate courts are not required by the constitution. The formation of these courts was left up to congress and state legislatures in Section I of the United States Constitution. There are rules the appellate courts follow when evaluating whether or not you have a right to

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DAILY TOOL: Divorce Tools Steering You Off Track

TOOL OF THE DAY: Analyzing Divorce Tools CATEGORY: Family Law Strategy If you are surfing around looking for something you can use to gain an advantage so that you can get custody of your children, you can find tons of attorneys, coaches, support groups, and other advisers all swearing by their methods and tools. You

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DAILY TOOL: What is the Order Entry Process?

TOOL OF THE DAY: The Order Entry Process begins the moment your final trial ends and a lot can go wrong. You need to plan ahead for this process.

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DAILY TOOL: When an Entire System Results in the Same Injury...

TOOL OF THE DAY: Violation of Due Process CATEGORY: Family Law This might be a social security representative payee case but it sheds light on what the rules are when an entire system is depriving individuals of their constitutional rights. This three-panel judge court found that a particular form being used with mental health patients

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DAILY TOOL: Does Parental Presumption Take Away CPS Power?

TOOL OF THE DAY: Parental Presumption CATEGORY: Family Law How many times has CPS stormed into someone?s life and then told them that they had to do exactly as they were told? How many were told that they had to attend some sort of counseling or rehabilitative parenting type of program or had a looming

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