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DAILY TOOL: Trial Testimony, how to preserve error and avoid the best interest trap.

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??

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post Record #2852

DAILY TOOL: Title IV-D

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.

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post Record #2845

DAILY TOOL: Modification...a slippery slope in justice

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.

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post Record #2833

DAILY TOOL: Arguing a Family Law Statute in Court

The biggest problem that family law has had is that not enough parents have known their rights or how to argue them.

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post Record #2796

Family Law Reform Conference ReKindles Hope and Exposes Corruption

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

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video Record #2089

How to Speed Up the Family Court, win Child Custody hearing, end Child Support, and end Delays?

What do you do when you are not getting to see your child, your child says they don't want to see you anymore, and you are being told that someone else is going to be appointed to decide what the court will do next about you not getting your child? And it is taking forever!

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video Record #2209

STATUS QUO IS A BARRIER YOU CAN OVERCOME w the help of Sherry and Ron B Palmer

This is a small excerpt of Sherry and Ron B Palmer teaching parents about their parental rights and how to overcome status quo in a Turn Your Divorce Around webinar 3. They also teach a class called...

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post Record #6521

Florida Family Code Statute 61.13 is unconstitutional on its face: see exactly where and how

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.

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post Record #6520

Do Florida divorce and child custody laws violate the U.S. Constitution?

Parents who are fit in marriage do NOT become unfit just because they choose to enter into a divorce or because they are forced into divorce by the other parent

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post Record #6490

Not in the Child's Best Interest new book coming soon Table of Contents preview

The following is a preview of the Table of Contents from the book written by Ron B. Palmer and Sherry L. Palmer

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post Record #6489

Fathers Have Rights Guaranteed by the Constitution. Mothers Have Rights. Judges Can Protect with Proper CourtRoom Prac

"We believe that divorce is one area of law in which overly aggressive and hostile tactics do not work well. They serve only to delay resolution, run up legal costs, and do lasting harm to children and families."

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post Record #6500

Can the Court Assume You are Unfit Just Because You Are Getting Divorced?

Can the Court Assume You are Unfit Just Because You Are Getting Divorced? Can the Court punish disagreements between parents regarding matters of conscience in child-rearing. How does the judge meet the stat's burden to prove you unfit?

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