Why do the family and juvenile dependency courts routinely separate siblings from each other?
Divide and conquer is my best guess. Remember the Parent Trap, the movie that Lindsay Lohan debuted in as both twin girls?...
Divide and conquer is my best guess. Remember the Parent Trap, the movie that Lindsay Lohan debuted in as both twin girls?...
Yes, there are already several examples. In The Crown, a father invades the Queen's bedroom after he was cut off from all visitation with his children by the local British...
Self-preservation is a basic instinct in the minds of human beings and animals. It doesn't matter if an adult works for a private company or public entity. Most of...
Estrangement of family members from each other has become a crises here in the US, as a directly result of our family and juvenile dependency courts, leading to a loss...
It can be difficult to know what to tell your child when a court eliminates the other parent's visitation or puts the other parent on supervised visitation. Some parents choose...
Not even close to what most parents think. Take for example this reporter's blog on the Covid-19 crises and what the federal government can and can not do, and...
Yep! Pro se parents represent themselves and don't hire an attorney. Lawyers and judges quickly realized they could use the California vexatious litigant (VL) statute to stop this....
First off, forgive me for even making a post about this during the Covid-19 crises while the State of California has, or is continuing to, confine people to their own...
I don't know. However, I do know Insider Magazine shared comments Nora Dankner (Tribeca Therapy) made about the movie "Marriage Story"....
The mandatory use of Our Family Wizard portrayed in the Netflix movie "Mile 22" which is streaming right now. ...
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