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post Record #3600

DAILY TOOL: Remedy for Removing Judicial Immunity!

TOOL OF THE DAY: Remedy for Removing Judicial Immunity? CATEGORY: Family Law Immunity It is pretty clear that when you place a person in a position of absolute power (a judge, a guardian ad litem, a social worker, a therapist, etc.), do not provide constitutionally compliant boundaries in your family code, and you provide them

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post Record #3393

DAILY TOOL: Parenting Coordinator/Parenting Facilitator

TOOL OF THE DAY: Parenting Coordinator/Parenting Facilitator CATEGORY: Family Law All states are using "the best interest of the child" to justify any action that they take, e.g. appointing a guardian ad litem, appointing a parenting facilitator or a parenting coordinator. Just because a statute says that the court gets to determine best interest, do you

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post Record #1913

New Way to Divorce — Learn What Attorneys Don't Tell You

Divorce is scary business, especially when there is a child involved. Parents are hiring attorneys with the belief that the attorney is going to protect them. Your attorney will NOT protect your rights the way you think they will. You think you can just pay them a retainer and forget about your case, that the

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post Record #3207

DAILY TOOL: Can the Judge Interview My Child in Chambers?

TOOL OF THE DAY: Interviewing a Child in Chambers CATEGORY: Family Law Can the judge interview my child in chambers? What if the family code statute says he can and my attorney says he can? Is there anything I can do to stop this? Today, we are discussing whether or not this is allowed under the

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post Record #3072

DAILY TOOL: Protecting Your Child During and After Divorce

TOOL OF THE DAY: Protecting Your Child During and After Divorce CATEGORY: Family Law Protective parents are feeling frustrated and powerless. Let's take a look at what some are considering protective. "It is my job as a father to protect my son. I don't agree with the mother's decision to take my son to a counselor

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