Understanding CPS: The Agencies, the Power, and the Problems
Understanding CPS: The Agencies, the Power, and the Problems...
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Oct
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29
Oct
The Real Reason Parents Rarely Win Custody Appeals
The Real Reason Parents Rarely Win Custody Appeals...
28
Oct
What Judges Don’t Want You to Request: The Statement of Decision
What Judges Don’t Want You to Request: The Statement of Decision. Number One thing a parent must do in a family law case BEFORE a judge terminates your legal...
23
Oct
Why Emancipation isn’t a simple escape from California “Family” Courts
Why Emancipation isn't a simple escape from California "Family" Courts...
23
Oct
Jury Trial Rights for Renters Exist, For Parents, They Don’t.
Jury Trial Rights for Renters Exist, For Parents, They Don't....
20
Oct
Are judges in elected positions or appointed positions?
Are judges in elected positions or appointed positions? In practice, they are appointed (not elected) by the Commission of Judicial Nominees Evaluation (JNE or "Jenny" Commission) and then put into...
20
Oct
But I saw a family law judge in Texas influence a jury?
Both the Alex Jones–Kelly Jones case and the Jeff Younger–Anne Georgulas case went to jury trials. The Jones case is over, the children are all adults now. In the Jeff...
20
Oct
The Hidden Double‑Dipping Behind California’s Child Support System
California allows “double dipping,” but this is a court practice, not a statute that “allows double dipping” in general because double dipping is illegal. An example of double dipping is...
19
Oct
Should Social Media decide Family and Juvenile Dependency (CPS) Court Cases?
Should Social Media or AI decide Family and Juvenile Dependency Court Cases? ...
19
Oct
Can Transparency Improve Family and Juvenile Dependency Courts?
At the heart of every family or juvenile dependency case is a simple question: who gets to decide the facts? In Texas, parents have a constitutional right to bypass a...