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Opposing Lawyer in Family Court Wants to
Undermine Your Credibility
Lawyers have sworn to uphold the U.S.
constitution, their state constitution
and help uphold justice in court
actions. But they understand the
prejudice of judges to deny fathers
their rights based on finding fathers as
‘uncredible witnesses’. So when opposing
fathers, lawyers use tactics that will
unfairly foster such a perception...read
more
Beware of the Tactic Used Against You by Family
Court Judges
Family court judges have sworn to uphold the
U.S. constitution – and the rights and due
process it presupposes. But in fact they use
tactics that undermines your right of due
process. Lack of an informed jury and the
prejudice of the judge make the family court a
Kangaroo Court where the trial judgment is
almost assured at making the father lose his
children and other rights...read
more
Judge And Lawyer Prejudices Against
Fathers Facing A Family Court Trial
A cadre of state-based and
affiliated people and organizations rack
up benefits, power, or fulfil their
agenda by maintaining unconstitutional
perversion of justice in the family
court that assures easy denial of
parental and other fundamental rights -
overwhelmingly to fathers. Judges and
lawyers are no exception to such
unconstitutional prejudices. Fathers in
their trial must be aware of this to
better protect their interests. Here’s
why those prejudices are always present…read
more
Use These 4 Elements In Your Strategy
For Going to Family Court
Because the family court system -
including judges, lawyers, and the rules
– are stacked against a father, he must
cover all his bases to help protect his
rights and what he wants. The four key
elements to his strategy are made up of
developing a responsible perspective to
what he’s up against, knowing his
issues, rights, and the rules, preparing
his oral delivery well for his court
appearance, and finally controlling the
direction, orders and accountability of
the judge – as best he can. Here’s what
this means…read
more
What are the Differences between Orders,
Judgments and Stipulations
Every suit (or action) begins with the
filing of a complaint. The complaint
‘complains’ of a problem or wrong for
which it seeks the court to resolve. The
complaint initiates a standardized
process that may include hearings and
that aims toward a trial on the issues
of the complaint followed by the judge’s
resolution of these – unless the parties
agree on a settlement. Orders, judgments
and stipulations represent resolutions,
some temporary, within this process...read
more
What are the Types and Purposes of Complaints
and Hearings in the Family Court
During the court process initiated by filing a
complaint, many different types of hearings take
place. Being aware of the nature and purpose of
a complaint and its hearings is essential to
your adequate preparations for dealing with
them....read
more
Why Family Court is a Kangaroo Court
With Predictable But Unconstitutional
Outcomes
The Family
Court is a kangaroo court because of its
predictable and unconstitutional outcome
– an outcome that deprives a father of
his children, and most all his
fundamental rights. It’s maintained so
by the power, money, and agenda
of the state-based divorce and domestic
violence industry. And here are the
perverted and unconstitutional
characteristics that allow this to be
so...read
more
Make an Argument That Puts the Family
Court Judge on Trial
The family
court ignores the constitutional due
process required when ruling on a
litigant’s fundamental rights. But
that’s what it does all day long. It’s
not just unfair to fathers, but geared
to making your children effectively
fatherless and you into a slave. The
family court’s process is stacked
against you. So, you need to argue your
case in a way that puts the judge on
trial...read
more
Fathers, Protect Yourselves through the
Family Court Process
Fathers face unjust, unfair, and
unconstitutional treatment in the family
courts. Judges deny them their parental
rights, and then enslave them with
impoverishing child extortion payments
for whatever the mother wants to use
them for. Lawyers promote what the judge
wants and Guardian Ad Litems (GALs)
assist them with the results he prefers.
What are the ways, you as a father, can
protect yourself against such court
personnel and the injustice they
participate in?...read
more
Make a Strong Legal Argument for What
You Want in Family Court
Family
courts violate virtually every maxim of
fairness, fair play, and equal rights.
Its results rely on the whims of judges;
and they’re influenced by feminist
nurturing, propaganda, incentives and
threats that pervade the divorce and
domestic violence industry for all those
that don’t ‘go along’ with it. A father
should never leave himself wholly at the
mercy of the family court’s judges and
lawyers. Among other things, he should
know how to make his argument
powerful....read
more
No-Fault Divorce Punishes Fathers
without Due Process and without a
Finding of Unfitness
No-fault divorce sets up a legal tyranny
against a father because it assigns
punishment to him and rewards the mother
without allowing him the due process
required to protect his rights.
Paternity suits do much the same. Here’s
how and why it happens…read
more
Family Court Violates the Purpose of Courts and
Fathers’ Unalienable Rights
The purpose of
court is to reveal truth so as to administer
justice to maintain liberty of the innocent,
punish the guilty proportionately to his offense
and compensate for damage done if possible to
the aggrieved. The court’s process for
accomplishing this must be recognized as a fair
process. Family court ignores all of this...read
more
How to Complain about Family Court Judges,
Lawyers, and GALs
Fathers serve their children and themselves best
by being aware of their rights and the judicial
process they will face - as well as the
strategies they must consider during a divorce
or paternity action. Using their knowledge to
complain about judges, lawyers and guardians ad
litem (GALs) is an important strategy...read
more
What Fathers Need To Know About the
Family Court Divorce Process
Our constitution doesn't give rights to
people; it’s supposed to prevent
government from interfering with their
unalienable rights. The Bill of Rights
and the further amendments declare some
of our rights. Supreme Court case law
clarifies others and carries the weight
of an amendment and supersedes all state
laws. One of these rights is your right
to parent your child. Be prepared to
defend it for you and your child...read
more
Naïve Fathers in Family Court Are Kept
Confused and Helpless for Money
Most fathers are dragged into family
court by women-filed divorce and
paternity complaints. They’re not as
aware as the women are about family
court outcomes. Unfortunately the family
court and its lawyers maintain a
father’s naivety and confusion about the
protection of his unalienable rights
including his right to continue to
parent his children for their own
protection and profit...read
more
How to Handle a Contempt Complaint
Against You for Child Support
Fathers who have not paid all the child
support ordered often find themselves
confronting a Complaint for Contempt for
not paying everything ordered. Too many
fathers are unjustly sent to jail under
a Judgement of Contempt without
receiving the ‘due process’ they
deserve.
Here’s how to handle your case if a
Contempt Complaint is filed against
you.....read
more
Problems in Family Court That Fathers
Should Prepare For
Problems with the family court setup
include laws that are discriminatory to
whoever becomes the non custodial parent
– overwhelmingly the father. But as bad
these laws are, their administration is
worse. Fathers can’t depend on lawyers
to defend them effectively in this
process.
read more
The Steps in a Divorce or Paternity Action
Most divorce litigants don’t have a clue about
how a divorce action progresses. Learn them so
you can begin to handle your case – with or
without a lawyer. This article outlines the
steps in divorce or paternity (for the
unmarried) suit that take place in family
court...read
more
The Issues of Divorce and Paternity – Getting
Off to a Good Start
Unfortunately, many will go through a divorce or
a paternity suit. But most don’t have a clue
about fighting for their rights at court. Learn
what you must know to better fight for what you
want – with or without a lawyer. This article
explains the issues of these suits and the
importance of preparing well for the first
hearing...read
more
Fit Fathers Denied Custody of Their Children
Unjustly Face Contempt and Jail
A
Complaint for Contempt against a father for not
paying all the child support ordered is filed by
the custodial mother. This article shows that
because the non-custodial father is unable to
pay all court-ordered child support perhaps in
addition to any state-imposed interest and
penalties on the amount overdue (referred to as
‘in arrearage’) he’s subject to unjust
imprisonment. ..read
more
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