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Court stops Mass. family police from crushing minimal due process rights for families The Massachusetts Department of Children and Families found that their determinations of “child abuse” and “neglect” were being overturned after a hearing half the time. Guess what … Continue reading →

James O’Keefe BREAKING NEWS: PORTLAND, Ore. (OMG) the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has OVERTURNED the law that prohibits recording in the state of Oregon on the grounds it violates the 1st amendment. I filed the lawsuit (PVA v Schmidt) … Continue reading →

CHECKLIST FOR DRAFTING A TRIAL BRIEF (Modeled after a brief writing checklist prepared by Professor Janet Calvo, CUNY School of Law) I. Introduction (or Preliminary Statement) II. Statement of Facts III. Question Presented (or, alternatively, Summary of Argument) IV. Point … Continue reading →

Factors that can foster Parental Alienation >Making the child choose between their parents>Asking the child to keep secrets from the other parent>Asking the child to spy on the other parent>Bad­mouthing the other parent>Changing the child’s name to remove the other … Continue reading →

FLAWED HEROES ”MLK Jr. is Not Who You Think He is”: We Didn’t Know These Historical Figures Were Incredibly Problematic Until Now by Brandy Helen Keller It looks like even Helen Keller, the famous advocate for the disabled and the first … Continue reading →

VIDEO Advocate Tv pSerootdsne72f00t6J2m8ii52u22lt6,7m8u2 6ag11mnh4m 10t904f75f  ·  #AdvocateTelevision 6.7.22 Yolo County CHILD ABUSE SCANDAL Yolo County Health & Human Services Agency (THE MOVIE) #CrimesAgainstChildren IF YOU WANNA HELP OR NEED HELP CONTACT unitedstatesadvocateofamerica@gmail.com JOIN US FIGHT FOR CHILDREN OUR NEXT EVENT IS IN … Continue reading →

Every week a group of a dozen or so women gathers online to share information, support each other and help strategize for upcoming court hearings.   They’re all divorcees. Some are in the midst of an ongoing court battle with … Continue reading →

Thirteen SCOTUS Decisions on Parenting!by T. Matthew Phillips, Attorney-at-LawU.S. Supreme Court Bar No. 317048 Meyer vs. Nebraska — (1923) Meyer vs. Nebraska,262 U.S. 390 (1923):  One hundred years ago, SCOTUS first recognized the right to parent as a “liberty” interest … Continue reading →

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