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What parents must understand is how child support is speech and state censorship.
This article is designed to introduce you to the Civil Law PostDivorce Child Custody Scheme that your state uses as a default to terminate your parental rights.
Focusing on Single Mother Home Statistics, Family Structure Disparities, and the Direct Injuries of State-Enforced Parental Deprivation
Family court judges do not care what the law says and will do whatever they want because they have legislated themselves near total immunity.
TOOL OF THE DAY: Judges have a duty to report child abuse CATEGORY: Family Law Caselaw Judges are not special in that they get to ignore child abuse, neglect, or endangerment. And respecting the rights of parents does not endanger children. As discussed in yesterday?s blog as well, judges do not have to ignore the
TOOL OF THE DAY: Habeas Corpus Motion Sample CATEGORY: Family Law Procedure Are you facing a hearing where the court is threatening to hold you in contempt for not giving in to demands for a psych eval, custody eval, social study or something else that invades your privacy? Everyone could use a little protection when
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??
Are family law attorneys violating their ethical requirements when they refuse to protect your constitutional rights? Can they be punished or sued for this? The American Bar Association provides a set of rules for attorney professional conduct. In its preamble it lists a lawyer's responsibilities that says. "?[2]"Ý As advisor, a lawyer provides a client
Many of you may have already heard about the poor mother, Katina Tengesdal of Fargo North Dakota, who has been jailed for 8 days because she refuses to give up her constitutional right to determine who her child will associate with. Judge Doug Herman has jailed Mrs. Tengesdal for asserting her constitutional rights as defined by
SUPPORT PARENTS THAT ARE WILLING TO MAKE THE TOUGH DECISIONS AND STAND UP FOR THEIR PARENTAL RIGHTS Unfortunately, this mother, Katina, didn't know her rights or how to assert them. That hasn't stopped her from exercising her right to protect her child to determine what's best for her child.
Did you know that you can block the Divorce Court from determining custody based on the best interest of the child standard? There is a basic procedural step that your attorney and the Judge are simply skipping over as they rush to assume that the Divorce Court has authority to take your child from you.
The following is a preview of the Table of Contents from the book written by Ron B. Palmer and Sherry L. Palmer