The case of Alicia W. and why parents in California need jury trial rights.
The case of Alicia W. and why parents in California need jury trial rights...
The case of Alicia W. and why parents in California need jury trial rights...
The federal district court also deny parents jury trial rights to hold onto their own children by dismissing their civil right violations claims before they can be heard. ...
Are unaccompanied minors crossing our borders to be raised by foster parents while here in this country we are failing our children and our families by separating them? Absolutely. ...
The states are claiming the Democrats introduced a "vague" aka unconstitutional provision under the American Rescue Plan, by stating that states cannot use the federal money, directly or indirectly, to...
The leading cause of divorce is marriage, but the AFCC is a leading cause of why people are no longer getting married. The AFCCnet, or the Association of Family and...
Criminal courts are accusing family and juvenile dependency courts of unwarranted governmental interference. More importantly there is a serious bias in these CPS courts against the underrepresented children...
Not yet, but there is a Dad in California that is currently fighting against his judge to be the first family/juvenile dependency court case to be decided by a jury....
Restrictions on our constitutional rights need to stay "narrowly tailored" to prevent unwarranted governmental interference (UGI) and protect constitutional rights from ongoing governmental overreach...
Yes, our state run family and juvenile dependency courts chose AFCC psychologists and mental health professionals over churches to help families in crisis because of divorce. Churches failed to protect...
California law mandates "shared parenting" and a presumption that "both parents are 'fit"" which is supposed to be overcome. The low standard of evidence makes it easy for an...
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