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This is sound bites from a lecture delivered by Sherry and Ron B Palmer this week teaching parents how to fight back and take their rights back that they were tricked out of by the divorce and family courts.
Are you debating whether to use your rights arguments or whether you should prove child psychological abuse and parental alienation? Sherry Palmer compares the two options and how much each one costs.
Transform your life with groundbreaking discoveries and face-to-face parental rights support, navigate divorce, financial strategies, & connect with constitutional experts
A jury sided with the mother this week in Texas, clearing the way for the mother to start the hormone-replacement therapy to transition her son James into a girl.
If your attorney is telling you that you don't have rights in family law watch this video. If you do not know your rights you will be taken advantage of and you will lose those rights. It can cost you tens of thousands of dollars not to know your rights.
The constitution provides the blueprint for asserting your rights and demonstrating that judges are abusing state power and are abusing children.
Has the family court made you a second-class citizen in your child's life? Does everything you do just take you down another rabbit hole? Do you feel like you are living life with a scarlet letter attached to you?
We're doing breaking the family court chains today and this is actually the fourth in a series of webinars that I do called Turn Your Divorce Around. But this is the last one of that series on challenging authority, overcoming status quo, and preventing undue burdens.
This presentation walks you through some of the myths and lies the family courts and attorneys use to take more parenting time from you and your child/ren. Learn these if you ever want to get more time with your child.
Sherry and Ron B Palmer hosting a discussion on some of the worst fears in child custody battles and realities.
Your Right to Educate Your Child Explained as First Amendment Protections in Family Law