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TOOL OF THE DAY: 14th Amendment cannot be abridged by legislators
TOOL OF THE DAY: Wanting to Please and Sabotage CATEGORY: Family Law What's the first thing you are told when you are going through divorce? Listen to your attorney and do exactly as they say. Let's review where attorneys are starting from. 1. Ask your attorney if they believe that the judge decides the best
TOOL OF THE DAY: When is a statute constitutional or unconstitutional? CATEGORY: Family Law Okay so you told the court that you believed the statute was unconstitutional, but the Judge disagreed and said that the appellate court in other cases found the statute that you are challenging as constitutional, now what? Can you salvage this
TOOL OF THE DAY: Habeas Corpus Motion Sample CATEGORY: Family Law Procedure Are you facing a hearing where the court is threatening to hold you in contempt for not giving in to demands for a psych eval, custody eval, social study or something else that invades your privacy? Everyone could use a little protection when
TOOL OF THE DAY: What would you say if given the opportunity of testifying at a town Hall meeting or legislative hearing? This post helps you with convey how they can fix the type of harms a family court imposed on you.
TOOL OF THE DAY: Top 2 Things the Court Does to Disadvantage You? CATEGORY: Family Law It's unnerving walking into a courtroom and having no clue what they think. What are the presumptions that the Court has that is driving some of their behaviors? Find out what you are dealing with before you step into the Court.
TOOL OF THE DAY: example of how to testify in a way that integrates your rights without ever having to say the words "I have these rightsƒ?? or "it is my constitutional right to the care, custody, and control of my child.ƒ??
TOOL OF THE DAY: they are using our children as cash cows or what some may call a "cash for kids" or a form of "child trafficking" scheme. The reason that this practice has gone on this long is that it has been veiled well in an embedded culture, and has been protected by the notion that this was protecting children from poverty. We know now that this is not true.
TOOL OF THE DAY: Child custody, child support, and alimony modification all seem to have separate sets of rules when it comes to family law. Some of the rules are in print and some are learned culturally. So how are you supposed to navigate the waters? First, it is in my experience that even trained professionals in the field tend to navigate these by the seat of their pants.
The biggest problem that family law has had is that not enough parents have known their rights or how to argue them.
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
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.