JustUs in Family Court
Do not go to court without us!
Its official: Family court favors abusive parents.
Attorneys, Judges, GAL's, Parenting Coordinators and Psychological Examiners do not have the education or experience to identify domestic violence perpetrators.
Don't go to Family Court without us!
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JustUs in Family Court welcomes your questions. We understand the fear you are living in. We work tirelessly to ensure your children are not sentenced to a life with the parent they fear. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
Based in Minneapolis/St. Paul with Nationwide service
612-226-5367
Why do I need your services?
Statistical analysis proves that judges favor the abusive parent in child custody cases more than 2/3 of the time. Judges and designated fact-finders are not equipped to identify the abuser from the victims. Narcissists' Psychopaths, and other domestic violent perpetrators exploit the Fatal Flaws in family court using it as a weapon to further terrorize the already broken spouse and children.
What are the Fatal Flaws in Family Court?
Judges do not follow rules for civil procedure. They do not follow their own handbooks for best practice. They do not step aside when bias or triangulation is proved. They easily fall for the abusers manipulative tactics. They are IGNORANT of the psychological testing used to determine parental fitness. They order psychological testing that was not designed to measure parental fitness and then interpret the skewed results wrongly. There is NO test that measures parenting ability.
How can you help my case?
We serve you based on your current court status. The earlier we get to you the better for your case. When lies are put into the public record they become fact and it is difficult but possibly to eradicate
*Strategize new cases (one side only)
*Get current cases back on track by removing lies in testimony and more.
*Serve as expert witness to identify and distinguish the abuser from the victims.
*Serve as expert witness to identify the symptoms of abuse in your children and relate it back to the abusive parent
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