In Limine Motion
A motion to block any testimony that should not be allowed to be used against you. This is standard practice in every other area of law. Why is your attorney taking risks with your child, wasting your time, and wasting your money. You can limit the testimony that can be presented.
Designed specifically for fit parents defending their parental rights against unconstitutional state overreach. Provides clear legal mechanisms, Supreme Court authorities, and strict scrutiny constitutional frameworks to insert directly into your record.
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⚖️ Educational Framework & Constitutional Self-Advocacy
All motion packages, pleading templates, and educational treatises published by Fix Family Courts are engineered to train fit parents and counsel on asserting fundamental constitutional rights in child custody disputes. These procedural frameworks apply binding Supreme Court precedents (including Troxel v. Granville and Santosky v. Kramer) to dismantle unconstitutional best interest overreach, challenge improper Guardian ad Litem appointments, and enforce procedural due process guarantees in state domestic relations courts.
Each pleading package includes detailed procedural instructions, evidentiary syllogisms, and verified affidavit models designed to preserve constitutional objections on the trial record. By framing issues around fundamental Fourteenth Amendment liberty interests from the very first appearance, fit parents protect their appellate record, prevent arbitrary judicial discretion, and enforce equal parental rights.
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Parental Rights Motions Package
There are many important arguments you need to get into the record. We have created a number of sample motions that give you solid examples of how you can make these arguments in your case. This package of our core motions provide procedural, substantive, and equal protection arguments in individual declaratory motions and then we demonstrate how those arguments can also be combined into a single framing motion.
Framing Motion
This motion is a culmination of our work to date. It succinctly and directly moves the court to protect your rights based on controlling precedent, cited in the motion, that the court cannot properly ignore. If you could present only one motion, this would be the one to present. This motion presents our most powerful arguments, the arguments with the most supporting precedent, and the easiest argument for you to present. The arguments raised here demand the highest level of rights protection available in any court and demonstrate that your court is required to apply this level of protection no matter what it may have done in the past.