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The State's Best Interest viewpoint makes the parenting plan a presumtively unconstitutional content-based prior-restraint never before permitted by the Supreme Court
Watch the following video clip from one of our online labs and learn more about what you can do when a parent artificially creates a disruption in your relationship with your child, or prevents one from ever forming, understand the basics behind framing your case, and know what to expect when you face abuse of power.
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Sherry Palmer with Fix Family Courts helps you overcome your mindset that you shouldn't use your parental rights, and the role you play when you do. Get a membership and get even more support at fixfamiliycourts.com/membership
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Are you throwing your money away on attorneys, not getting what you want, and not having any control over what your money is spent on? Watch this video and get an attorney-parent agreement template that could save you tens of thousands of dollars and years of heartache and heartbreak.
Child abuse claims are not properly handled in and family courts are hurting children and their parents because the reduced standards and procedures they use are allowing real criminals to get away without going to Jail!
The state is NOT permitted to presume that your rights and your child's rights are in conflict.
Family courts have been violating parental rights and children's rights for so long that it is the norm. Just like slavery was the norm, and women not having rights was the norm, Jim Crow laws were the norm, etc.
Learn how to fight inequality in child custody, child support, alimony/spousal maintenance, best interest of the child, appointment of a guardian ad litem, and so much more.
Simple acts like praying before meals, reading bedtime stories, and answering random questions are protected parental teaching of moral and religious values of conscience
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