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Hassellhoff Wants his Ex to Get a Job so He Can Stop Paying Spousal Support

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

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Common Shared Parenting Myths – Part One of a Two-Part Series

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

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Making Parental Alienation a Criminal Offense

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

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Colorado Court Self-Help Website Promotes Biased Mother's Group

When a group is clearly not neutral, should your court be providing them as a resource? Should theÿColorado Judicial government website list groups who are promoting the destructive idea that women are the better caretakers and that men who challenge this are abusers? This website claims: "Roughly 80% of divorces in our country involve uncontested? Continue reading Colorado Court Self-Help Website Promotes Biased Mother's Group

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