Divorce & Child Custody Articles

Worried that your child has been turned on you and is going to be used against you privately in chambers? Worried that the judge will accept something from your child privately that you'll never have opportunity to defend against? Are you being told that the judge has the right to interview your child? Don't stand… Continue reading Judges do not Have the Right to Interview Your Child!

Going Along to Get Along could cost you your kids, your money, and the rest of your property. There are many parents that are led to believe that they might be saving money by going along with their attorney and they think that they are going along to get along and that they will get… Continue reading Going Along to Get Along…

While I wouldn't recommend it to most people, studying Supreme Court opinions is something I do for fun. I read them over and over again. I search them for new and different words or phrases. Tonight in doing this a number of things jumped out at me but one in particular really struck home, US Supreme Court says Child Custody right is as important as Alimony right.

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

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.

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… Continue reading How can You Challenge the Judge in Family Court?

"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."

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

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

Lately, I have noticed that there are some parents looking to our book for the authority to rip the children away from another fit parent, they are hurt and they think they need to hurt the other parent to justify getting their equal rights and equal time back. Parents if you are looking for a… Continue reading Do I need to hurt the other parent to justify my rights to take my children back?

The Supreme Court back in 1886 dealt with a city code that placed the determination of a violation in the hands of the enforcer. This is the same thing that Divorce Custody Statutes do. They place complete discretion in the hands of one person alone. This is what the Supreme Court had to say about… Continue reading Divorce Courts are Government by Men NOT Government by Laws

At a time when divorce-related violent crime is prevalent in the news, Ron and Sherry Palmer announce publication of, Not in the Child’s Best Interest: Why Divorce Courts Get it all Wrong and How the Constitution Can Fix It, a book forcing courts to reconsider the way they handle custody decisions. The Palmer’s wrote this… Continue reading Breakthrough Parental Rights book by Non-Attorneys Changing Child Custody Landscape

Is the Abuse you Seek to Escape in Your Marriage Magnified in Divorce? Are Children Used as Weapons in Divorce?

Will Gays Suffer Discrimination in Divorce Too? You think you've cured injustice by obtaining equal rights to marriage. Just wait until you try to divorce with children. You will be discriminated against all over again and thrown right back into another disfavored class.

We reviewed the S.C. Supreme Court case Adoptive Parents v. Baby Girl and asked the question, Do U.S. Courts Protect Indian Children Better than they Protect non-Indian Children? We came to the conclusion that many of the same reasons that they created the ICWA[i], also exist in divorce cases. Judge Garfinkel, in a letter he wrote… Continue reading Are Child Custody Rulings in Divorce Based on Personal Preference? One Judge Says they Are.

Can the Court Assume You are Unfit Just Because You Are Getting Divorced? Can the Court punish disagreements between parents regarding matters of conscience in child-rearing. How does the judge meet the stat's burden to prove you unfit?

This post is sharing some more valuable content on child custody and divorce from our soon to be released book “Not in the Child’s Best Interest.” This excerpt explains more on parens patriae, its role, and where the power and authority originate in child custody: “If the State intervenes in the custody rights of parents,… Continue reading When Does Divorce Court Have the Authority to Take Your Equal Time from You with Your Child?

This is a very important case if you are fighting against another parent since the same legal reasoning should be applied, except that now you are battling another biological parent. You will notice that this Nebraska case is a biological parent battling grandparents, and that the cases that the Supreme Court uses to support their… Continue reading Did you Know that Supreme Court Opinions do not Support Judges or Experts Determining the Best Interest of the Child over a fit Parent?

The Way the Court Frames your Case is Important. And You Have the Power to Frame it Right. Your attorney is the one that tells the judge what you want him to do.

Navigating an Equal Protection argument in the Supreme Court can be extremely tricky. I just touch on the subject here to give you an idea of how you might approach it. I have open discussions on this and other constitutional issues regarding parental rights on my linked in at http://lnkd.in/8-UkcQ and there is more extensive coverage of… Continue reading Can Family Court Orders stand up to the Equal Protection Clause?

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… Continue reading 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?

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

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… Continue reading TYLA free Divorce Decree Template

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