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10 Dec
How Family Court Trauma Shapes a Child’s Motivation to Work and Grow Up

Family Court trauma causes a child to not have motivation to work, grow up, or spend time accumulating wealth. Why work after you spent a considerable part of your childhood...

07 Dec
How the Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) Destroyed Parental Rights Without Due Process

The Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) destroyed parental rights without due process. It was unconstitutional from the start because it sped up termination of parental rights to their child...

06 Dec
Why do the family and juvenile dependency courts routinely separate siblings from each other?

Family and juvenile dependency courts routinely separate siblings from each other because oftentimes sibling will join together to protect each other and their rights as US citizens. Remember the Parent...

26 Nov
Are there documentaries about the damage caused by the family and juvenile dependency courts?

There are several documentaries about the damage caused by family and juvenile dependency courts. ...

23 Nov
Parental Rights and the Limits of Federal Court Review

The violation of parental rights is rarely reviewed by the federal court system. Family law is primarily handled at the state level, and federal courts are generally limited in their...

20 Nov
Other Nations See What California Won’t: Family Courts Are Harming Families

Other nations see the estrangement in families as a direct result of California's Family Courts...

18 Nov
Intimidate. Isolate. Indoctrinate.

Intimidate. Isolate. Indoctrinate. The methods that a parent uses in order to remove the other parent from their child's life...

18 Nov
What can the federal government do to stop the family and juvenile dependency court crises?

What can the federal government do to stop the family and juvenile dependency court crises? Not anything close to what most parents think the federal government should do. Family courts...

16 Nov
Are CA family courts declaring pro se parents Vexatious Litigants to force them to hire a lawyer?

What “vexatious litigant” parent means in CaliforniaA parent represents himself or herself in a California "family" court and a family law judge rules against the parent three times.Does this happen...

15 Nov
My state can’t take my child from me, I am a sovereign citizen and/or my child doesn’t have an SS#.

It is widely recognized in U.S. constitutional law that the parent–child relationship is a fundamental liberty interest. Case law has consistently affirmed that parents have a protected right to the...

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