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This is another short segment from Parental Rights Class taught by Ron B Palmer. This week's class consisted of four videos and we're having a live session with our students today on application of these rights.
This is the first in a series of "How To" videos on protecting your parental equality and your fundamental rights. This video teaches you how to insist that the court use the proper due process that comes from the 14th amendment due process clause.
Video example of how to make these arguments.
Ohio Supreme Court adopted a guide on parenting time for parents living apart in January 2018, the result of an interim study committee established by the Ohio legislature.
Signs of parental alienation not on the Parental Alienation list - Court Induced Parental Alienation Part I
When an ex withholds your child over the holidays a noncustodial parent has difficulty getting in to court during this time, it is expensive, and many plans are destroyed.
Which one is worse, watching an attorney give your child away or possibly messing up because you don't know the legal technical rules.
If your rights are not attached to the marriage or the other parent then how can they use divorce to deprive you of your parental rights, the money that you use to raise your child with, and your future earnings?
Ron Palmer explains declaratory judgment and how these could help you establish what your rights are in the family courts for divorced and single parents.
In the last part of this 3-part webinar series Sherry Palmer of Fix Family Courts answers questions about abuse and the family courts. (This is a Q&A webinar.)
This is a sample video clip from the course that is taught to parents and attorneys by Sherry and Ron B Palmer on how to protect family rights, how to challenge psychiatric evaluations, family studies, and other expensive burdens placed on you and how to shift the burdens back onto the State where they belong.
Your relationship with your child is the source of your constitutional protections.