Divorce & Child Custody Articles

"We believe that divorce is one area of law in which overly aggressive and hostile tactics do not work well. They serve only to delay resolution, run up legal costs, and do lasting harm to children and families."

Father wins support argument, orders to pay for college unconstitutional, based on Troxel.

What is everyone missing in their reviews of this movie? Something you would only catch if you’ve been through it of course, the looming child custody battle. I was all ready to watch a movie about a father and son with an estranged relationship in the new Robert Downey, Jr. movie “The Judge.” What I… Continue reading The movie “The Judge” highlights our divorce culture stereotype

This weekend at the Divorce Corp. Family Law Conference in Washington D.C. there were several moving speakers. I thought I’d highlight a couple of moments that stole the show and stood out from the rest of the activities, in my opinion. Let me just tell you first that I didn’t get to see all of the… Continue reading Family Law Reform Conference ReKindles Hope and Exposes Corruption

I wanted to take this moment to thank Joseph Sorge and his Divorce Corp. team for the opportunity he created this past weekend at the family law conference #famlawconf in D.C. and for taking his time and resources to film the rally. Joe has been an asset to this cause that goes beyond words. He… Continue reading Thank you Joseph Sorge and Divorce Corp…

Did you think that the judge decides best interest of the child superior to you! This video is a clip arguing who decides best interest and when, how it is defined by the U.S. Supreme Court, etc. If you were wondering what do you tell your attorney and your judge when they try to take… Continue reading Who Decides Best Interest

Divorce courts are treating children as second-class persons – Bubbles of Love Day Austin Texas 2015 Ron B Palmer speaks at Bubbles of Love, 2015. Ron’s comments begin at 11:42.

PRO SE HELP Part I – Pro Se help for parents and review of the In Re Sanders case and how it helps you protect your rights. JUMP TO 7:20 for the slide beginning the review on SANDERS. We begin with Stanley and then jump right to explaining the proper due process and how to… Continue reading IN RE SANDERS

These videos introduce you to a place that can teach you how you can use your rights to protect you and your child when you are under attack in divorce. Finally you will have something that helps you stand your ground.

If you and your children are being alienated, learn some basic steps you can use in the framing up of your case to help protect your family from the parental alienation tactics being used to strip children from a fit and loving parent.

Pro Se Help Challenge discovery imposed by the other side or the courts. If you are facing “fishing expeditions” where the courts are trying to invade your mind and your privacy through the use of child custody studies, psych evals, and social studies…Watch this video to learn the strategies that Ron and Sherry Palmer have… Continue reading HOW TO CHALLENGE DISCOVERY PART I

As we are finalizing our latest book and preparing to send it to publication, we are already hard at work on the book that comes after that. Previews of this book with special content will be available to members only. Our first two books are available to read online by our members. Just as soon… Continue reading New Book Content Available

If you're feeling overwhelmed by the process, or just starting and don't even know where to begin, we have an affordable program for you. Maybe you're not sure if your rights are being protected or what rights you may be handing to the courts unknowingly?    Learn new strategies. Find answers on how to be… Continue reading Benefits for Members with Fix Family Courts

Periodically, you need to discuss a topic and have a question that you just cannot wait for the answer on. Or you have watched videos on it and you are still needing a little more to get it. You have a forum available as a member and this video will walk you through how to… Continue reading How Can You Access Your Member Benefits?

Finally a court that is going to default to an EQUAL Standard Parenting Order when the parents cannot agree! And NO primary residential parent! Each parent is primary during the time they have possession of the child. The courts have agreed to equal for 3-13 year olds. How will this plan work if the parents live… Continue reading Ohio Court passes Equal Parenting as the Standard Parenting Plan Order in Tuscarawas County!

You show up at the other parent's house to pick up your child for the weekend and nobody is there. What do you do? You call the police and tell them you cannot find your child and it is your time to have them. If your child is missing and the other parent has the… Continue reading How do I Enforce my Child Custody Order Criminally?

Live broadcast today with Ron and Sherry Palmer, 3 p,m. cst time. Today, we are discussing caselaw, specifically, Cook v. Cook from Maryland. This is a 2017 case. We will be live broadcasting this discussion at 3 p.m. cst today, January 6, 2018. Whether your case is in MD or not, there will be information… Continue reading Caselaw Discussion – What the Attorneys are not Telling You – Cook v Cook 2017

Every year the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) issues a year end report with stats on the federal courts. Did you know that the federal courts employ 30,000 people? Did you know that half of federal civil appeals were filed pro se? One way to know something about how well the… Continue reading SCOTUS Year End Report

Divorce is scary business, especially when there is a child involved. Parents are hiring attorneys with the belief that the attorney is going to protect them. Your attorney will NOT protect your rights the way you think they will. You think you can just pay them a retainer and forget about your case, that the… Continue reading New Way to Divorce — Learn What Attorneys Don't Tell You

Going in to the new year, I encourage people to think before judging the parents who do not have equal custody with their child. Before you judge them you need to know that they were not represented properly in the family courts. I can assure you that their attorney did not insist that the court… Continue reading Before You Judge . . .

Best interest of the child is an invidious and venerable phrase. It is one of the best marketing phrases ever invented. This phrase allows a judge in a family court to do whatever the court chooses, and if a parent challenges a judge, the court uses it to remove that parent from the child's life,… Continue reading TEXAS PUBLIC POLICY: BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD LIE

I just wanted you to see the damage that false claims of sexual abuse cause, even after the person is exonerated. The charges were dropped against this pediatric dentist, but when I ran a Google search immediately after seeing the story on CBS News Channel 11, the search pulled up the claims of abuse before… Continue reading False Claims of Sexual Abuse Live On Even After Jury Acquittal

Blaming Mom – Single Parent Homes

There are a lot of complaints out there about false abuse claims. Have we delved into why there might be so many? Really delved. What if you tried to be fair in the beginning? What if you didn’t want to fight? What if you tried not to involve any of your private life and marital… Continue reading Does the Family Law System require and encourage false abuse allegations?

Tools for Creating Parenting Plan Calendars and Motions for Child Custody Suits. Doing these things can reduce litigation and result in a parenting plan that you can live with. All of this works even if you are dealing with a narcissistic parent or a toxic parent as well. Planning parent hood whether in a divorce, separated,… Continue reading Top Five Steps to Plan Parenthood after Divorce and Single Parenting

All over the U.S. fathers and mothers have come together to push equal parenting bills in an effort to get the courts out of their lives and to stop the courts from interfering in their children's lives. Jesse West, Sr, Founder of  “Dads Can Too,” and Ryan Allison, Member of Illinois Fathers for Equality, have come… Continue reading Illinois Proposed Equal Parenting Bill 4113

Attorney Admits the Family Law Process Does not Allow Them to Protect Parental Rights Attorney admits that they are not allowed to help parents protect their rights. Parents all over the United States are complaining to us that they cannot get attorneys to tell the judges that they have parental rights. They spend thousands of… Continue reading Attorneys Cannot Protect Parental Rights

Proposition 4 proposes a constitutional amendment to require that a court notify the Attorney General (AG) when a statute’s constitutionality is being challenged before the court rules on it. This gives the AG 45 days to decide whether they wish to respond and intervene. This does not control how the judge rules. This does however… Continue reading PROP 4 in Texas involves the AG in your child custody case!

Recently we had an interesting discussion with a very notable state court justice regarding family law. He introduced us to a method of achieving equal custody that we had never heard of before nor had ever considered, but as we have come to expect from this justice, it was pure genius. I’m not going to… Continue reading USING LEGAL JUDO TO GET EQUAL CUSTODY

David Hassellhoff has paid over 2.5 million in alimony. He has paid since 2006. Recently he filed to have the spousal maintenance eliminated stating that his ex-wife, Pamela, has failed to improve her job skills and is not seeking employment. Why has this argument failed for so many parents in family court in the past?… Continue reading Hassellhoff Wants his Ex to Get a Job so He Can Stop Paying Spousal Support

Myth: "Kids get bounced back and forth between two homes more in shared parenting than in a primary custodial arrangement, and it's not stable." Reality: The actual number of transitions is exactly the same for a child, whether they are on the infamous Siegenthaler schedule (which, interestingly was overturned on appeal – yet many judges… Continue reading Common Shared Parenting Myths – Part One of a Two-Part Series

DEFINING PARENTAL ALIENATION Many organizations would like parental alienation to be considered child abuse. But before that can happen there needs to be a discussion about how to make this a crime, and what constitutes the crime. In other words, what gets included as being criminal, you cannot make it criminal for parents to express… Continue reading Making Parental Alienation a Criminal Offense

A GAL is not your friend. And if someone has told you that they helped them in their case, remember this, a GAL can go either way, there are no guarantees that they will side with you,