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Legal Precedents for GAL Removal: A State-by-State Breakdown
If you're fighting an unfair GAL in family court, here's proof that they CAN be removed—plus the legal cases that set the precedent in...
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How to Challenge a Guardian ad Litem’s (GAL) Report in Court
If a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) has submitted a biased, inaccurate, or incomplete report that misrepresents the facts of your case, you have...
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When the Guardian Ad Litem Sees the Pattern And Does Nothing
For parents fighting for their rightful time with their child, there is nothing more frustrating than watching history repeat itself,...
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When Family Court Judges Deny the Constitutional Rights of Parents
When a judge does not allow a safe and loving parent access to their child, it can potentially raise constitutional issues related to...
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Challenging expert testimony on parental alienation in “Family” court.
Challenging expert testimony on parental alienation when the expert does not consider it a recognized in the DSM-V can be complex, but...
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When Does a Guardian ad Litem Lose Immunity?
Guardians ad Litem (GALs) typically have qualified immunity when performing their duties, which means they are generally protected from...
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The Intersection of Legal Abuse Syndrome, Parental Alienation, and Role of Guardian ad Litems
In cases involving child custody disputes and parental alienation, the role of Guardian ad Litems (GALs) is meant to serve the best...
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South Carolina's Family Court System: Torn Apart by Greed and Corruption"
In South Carolina, the family court system is designed to handle delicate matters related to divorce, child custody, support, and other...
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How a biased Guardian ad Litem can exacerbate legal abuse syndrome & parental alienation
A biased guardian ad litem can exacerbate legal abuse syndrome & parental alienation by further manipulating the proceedings in favor of...
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Legal Abuse Syndrome and Parental Alienation
Legal abuse syndrome is a term coined by Dr. Karin Huffer to describe the psychological trauma that individuals experience as a result of...
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My child says that the expert, her counselor and the guardian have said negative things about me. How is that detrimental to our relationship and what should I do about it?
When a child reports that professionals like counselors, experts, or guardians have said negative things about you, it can be highly...
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What are some common objections that parties may raise during the enforcement of an out-of-state custody order?
During the enforcement of an out-of-state custody order, parties may raise various objections to contest or challenge the enforcement....
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What specific procedures does the UCCJEA outline for enforcing out-of-state custody orders in different states?
The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) outlines specific procedures for enforcing out-of-state custody...
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In what ways does the UCCJEA promote cooperation between states in enforcing out-of-state custody orders and protecting the interests of children and parents involved?
The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) promotes cooperation between states in enforcing out-of-state custody...
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What is the uniform child custody jurisdiction and enforcement act
The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) is a uniform law that has been adopted by most U.S. states to address...
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Is denying a parent and child the ability to start therapeutic communications considered custodial interference in Florida?
In Florida, if there is a court-ordered requirement for therapeutic communications between a child and a parent, and one party has been...
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How to bring a charge of custodial interference to Florida to enforce a temporary order from another state when the child is a Florida resident
If you are looking to bring a charge of custodial interference in Florida to enforce a temporary order from another state when the child...
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What Are Florida Laws With Regard to Custodial Interference?
In the state of Florida, custodial interference is considered a serious offense and is addressed under Florida Statutes Section 787.03....
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Can a Guardian ad Litem be charged with custodial interference?
A Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is a court-appointed advocate for children in legal proceedings, typically in cases involving custody,...
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Is an evaluator who does not believe parental alienation is part of the dsm-5 but takes on a family ordered to do an evaluation with an alienation component violating their code of ethics?
Whether an evaluator is violating their code of ethics by taking on a custodial evaluation with a parental alienation component depends...
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