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Sunday
"It’s awesome to see a big bad football player like Hilton wear his emotions on his sleeve." ~ Glenn McGraw
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Glenn McGraw
Sunday was a huge day for Indianapolis Colts wide receiver TY Hilton. Early in the morning, Hilton welcomed his newborn baby daughter into the world. Just hours later he was suited up on the field for the Colts, catching four passes for 122 yards and one touchdown against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He also carried the ball one time for 15 yards.
Sunday was a huge day for Indianapolis Colts wide receiver TY Hilton. Early in the morning, Hilton welcomed his newborn baby daughter into the world. Just hours later he was suited up on the field for the Colts, catching four passes for 122 yards and one touchdown against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He also carried the ball one time for 15 yards.
After the game, an emotional Hilton couldn’t hold back the tears when talking about his little girl, crying during his post-game interview. It’s awesome to see a big bad football player like Hilton wear his emotions on his sleeve.
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Wednesday
Family Court Lack of Accountability and Money-Driven Corruption
In this interview we touch on topics of courts of equity, and the industry that surrounds the plight of children who are pawns in the lucrative and incestuous professional relationships surrounding the courts along with parents who are caught in the crossfire in what many would say is a rouge system, Unaccountable, and destructive to the rule of law. Having seen the interview Ron Palmer author with his wife Sherry Palmer of "Not in the Child's best interest" & "Protecting Parent Child Bonds 28th Amendment" at www.fixfamilycourts.com
"While I look forward to seeing the movie tonight, I must comment on some statements in the interview regarding Courts of Equity. These Courts are ABSOLUTELY governed by the US Constitution and Equity Judges are ABSOLUTELY bound by the Constitution. Equity is a difficult concept for many to grasp and even many sitting judges truly believe that they somehow act outside of the Constitution. However, they have been proven wrong time and time again in appeal after appeal. Further, regardless of the label of the Court divorce is NOT an equity issue it is a statutory issue which makes it an issue of law not of equity. What many people don't understand is that Equity Courts can rule on both Equity issues and Issues of Law. Divorce is a complicated issue and there are often details that the statutes do not cover and do not provide an answer for. This is where issues of Equity come into play. However, NO Judge anywhere in this Country may legally operate outside the authority of the US Constitution. The Fourteenth Amendment to our Constitution made this a reality."
"While I look forward to seeing the movie tonight, I must comment on some statements in the interview regarding Courts of Equity. These Courts are ABSOLUTELY governed by the US Constitution and Equity Judges are ABSOLUTELY bound by the Constitution. Equity is a difficult concept for many to grasp and even many sitting judges truly believe that they somehow act outside of the Constitution. However, they have been proven wrong time and time again in appeal after appeal. Further, regardless of the label of the Court divorce is NOT an equity issue it is a statutory issue which makes it an issue of law not of equity. What many people don't understand is that Equity Courts can rule on both Equity issues and Issues of Law. Divorce is a complicated issue and there are often details that the statutes do not cover and do not provide an answer for. This is where issues of Equity come into play. However, NO Judge anywhere in this Country may legally operate outside the authority of the US Constitution. The Fourteenth Amendment to our Constitution made this a reality."
Monday
Advocates call for family court reforms
'Big business' of divorce to be discussed at D.C.-area conference
Saturday
Shared Parenting Family Law Report -- My Parents Love Me Enough To Co-Parent
Divorce Corp. shared a link.
New research strongly supports the importance of having two fit parents in the lives of children. Watch the newest Family Law Report where director Joe Sorge explains the powerful benefits of shared parenting to both children and their parents.
If you are in the Miami area don't miss the one night only Special Screening of the Divorce Corp Documentary showing 7:00pm tonight at the Palace 18 Cinemas in Miami, Florida. Tickets are available at the door.
Divorce Corp. shared a link.
FAMILY LAW REFORM CONFERENCE
November 15-16, 2014
When did you wake up?
With Erin Pizzey and Guest - Laurie A Couture
The latest trend in parent-child relationships that is reaching epidemic proportions is adult children cutting off contact with their own parents. If this hasn’t happened to you, you will assume that the children must always have good reasons for doing this: abuse, untreated mental illness, explosive behavior, for example. You will be wrong. The “new thing” in parent-child relations is grown kids cutting off their parents for things like “yelling” at them. Or refusing to buy them a car. For going through a divorce. For too much contact when they went away to college. For too little contact. Often they unleash a litany of complaints about a childhood that up until now the parent thinks was pretty good. For the most part, these are ordinary parents who loved their kids, who would have done anything for them, who sacrificed willingly for them, who wanted nothing but their health and happiness…
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Pink Slip To Incompetent JudgesChildren As Causalities By Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.For people who have been in family court battling domestic use, it’s no secret that the children are the real causalities. Typically, the perpetrator will use the legal system to perpetuate domestic abuse upon the spouse he/she is divorcing. And the children are, more often than not, the convenient way in which to carry out the abuser’s agenda to maintain control over the family. Accusations of parental alienation, wheth… more »
A Fathering Crisis in America
Please friends, help us reach as many as we possibly can on this Demand for Reform. This is for the assistance, support, and justice which are often denied because the alienating parents we have lived with, the one who haunts our being, they still hold us captive AND ARE enabled by family court terrorist. This isn’t so much about what’s happened to us, but it is most certainly about what could happen to our children and how our entire system will view what is needed to help these potential victims and hopefully survivors find a recovery process that helps them to live on in happiness. These family court terrorist don’t realize and will never accept responsibility for their actions, so it is up to US, all persons, from these monstrous controllers. Please help and pass this forward, ask those who have been harmed, those who fight for the abused, those who speak up for the RIGHTS OF ALL LIVING BEINGS; we need to see inside these horrific abuses in our homes and the lifelong pains of those who have endured any interaction with Florida’s Family Court.
Wednesday
Never gives up!!
Unjustified Contact Denial is Child Abuse!
Stand Up For Zoraya
MY EX HAS HURT ME FOR YEARS ON END AND SHE SEEMS RELENTLESS IN ERASING ME FROM OUR DAUGHTER’S LIFE. I AM REDUCED TO NOTHING MORE THAN A BROKENHEARTED DAD THAT BATTLES ON FOR JUSTICE IN THE COURTS.
Saturday
Purple Keyboard Campaign - Write ONE Letter #familylawreform
Join the Purple Keyboard Campaign 4 Family Justice Reform and Write ONE Letter
TaKe THESE STEPS
- 1Join and post your photos, story, and related articles here...This is a Worldwide event!Also @ Purple Keyboard Campaign Letter Campaign
Families Civil Liberties Union - Please forward all family court clerk and judge email addresses. FCLU shall contact them for a last chance Whistleblower opportunity before the expose' is broadcast. Thank you.Groberts@fclu.orgParentalRights.org - please be sure to email it to stories@parentalrights.org - 2Send a letter to your state's representatives. We want them to know we are coming together as one in this effort. Please be sure to always make a strong statement of your losses in these two agencies at the end of each letter. FCLU has received hundreds of incredible case profiles and has three pairs of adversaries that are willing to be Whistleblowers. We are now expanding our investigation to probe family court clerks and judges.
- 3For success we need to unite. Americans come together to move this forward. This is the only way, many voices become one. The BEST Parent is BOTH Parents!Thanks!
HOW THIS WILL HELP
Friday
Sunday
Parental Alienation is Domestic Violence Using Psychological Abuse - SIGNS OF ALIENATION
1. In ParentsBelow are the more common symptoms of parental alienation. Many of these behaviors will look familiar, because some alienation occurs in all divorces. Some symptoms may come as a surprise, because many don't think of the behavior as something that can hurt children. Common symptoms include:
- Allowing children to choose whether or not to visit a parent, even though the court has not empowered the parent or children to make that choice;
- Telling the children about why the marriage failed and giving them the details about the divorce settlement;
- Refusing the other parent access to medical and school records or schedules of extracurricular activities;
- Blaming an ex-spouse for not having enough money, changes in lifestyle, or other problems in the children's presence;
- Refusing to acknowledge that the child has personal property and denying the child control over taking personal possessions to the other parent's home;
- Rigid enforcement of the visitation schedule for no good reason other than getting back at the ex-spouse;
- Assuming the ex-spouse is dangerous because he or she had made threats in the past during an argument;
- False allegations of sexual abuse, drug and alcohol use or other illegal activities by the other parent;
- Asks the children to choose one parent over the other;
- Reminding the children that the children have good reason to feel angry toward their other parent;
- Suggesting adoption or changes in name should a parent remarry;
- Giving children reasons for feeling angry toward the other parent, even when they have no memory of the incident that would provoke the feeling, and especially when they cannot personally remember the incident or reasons for being angry;
- Special signals, secrets, words with unique meanings, or a private rendezvous arranged between the child and one parent;
- An intention to use children as witnesses against their other parent;
- Asking the children to spy or covertly gather information to be used later against the other parent;
- Setting up temptations that interfere with visitation;
- Giving the children the impression that having a good time on a visit will hurt the parent;
- Asking the children about the ex-spouse's personal life;
- Rescuing the children from the other parent when there is no danger.
This list is not meant to be conclusive of all possible symptoms. As one learns more about parental alienation, one can add to it.
2. In ChildrenThe symptoms of parental alienation describe a parent's behavior towards the child. It says nothing about how the parent's behavior impacts the child's behavior or attitudes towards the targeted parent. If parental alienation is successful and influences the child against the targeted parent, then the observer will see symptoms of parental alienation syndrome For example, if a child doesn't appear to have a problem with visits, one can safely conclude that parental alienation syndrome is not severe or present. That is not to say that parental alienation is not occurring, and in time the child may display severe symptoms of parental alienation syndrome. Often, children appear healthy until asked about the targeted parent. Some of the behaviors an observer can expect to see in the parental alienation syndrome child include:
- A relentless hatred for the targeted parent;
- Parroting the alienating parent;
- Refusing to visit or spend any time with the targeted parent;
- Having many beliefs enmeshed with those of the alienating parent;
- Holding delusional or irrational beliefs;
- Not being intimidated by the court's authority;
- Reasons for not wanting to have a relationship with the targeted parent based only on what the alienating parent tells the child;
- Difficulty distinguishing between personal memories and what he or she is told;
- No ambivalence in a child's feelings; feeling only hatred without the ability to see any good in the targeted parent;
- No capacity to feel guilty about behavior towards the targeted parent or to forgive any past indiscretions;
- Sharing the alienating parent's cause to destroy the relationship;
- Hatred extending to the targeted parent's extended family without any guilt or remorse.
Children displaying these tendencies may well by the subjects of parental alienation by one parent. If this is the case, attorneys and judges need to know how to help stop it, as well as deter and prevent further alienation.
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