We are often asked, “Are you a scam? This seems too good to be true.”
We just received an email from a prospective client with that same sentiment. Her questions are beautifully poised to address a very important issue on everyone’s mind:
“I’m interested in moving forward with the work, but I have concerns about whether this is a viable option or if it might be a scam. After reading some of your previous cases that didn’t end favorably, I’m worried about potentially facing similar outcomes. I simply can’t afford to allocate more resources towards legal actions initiated by my ex-spouse.
How long might the court proceedings take before I can resolve this matter? My aim isn’t vengeance; rather, it’s to secure justice and create a safe environment for my children and myself to heal and progress forward.”
Here is what I would say to all those with the same questions:
We are the only organization taking on these problems and winning them via legal process, which does not happen in family court. On this site, I write about the problems that we resolve and overcome. I completely understand your concerns that are shared by everyone in your position. We are not in control of the courts, but we can control our responses. We have an investment in the law and the law is not always just. Every case we work with must speak for all of our other cases. One of our very successful clients is now certiorari before the supreme court dealing with the constitutionality of so-called reunification therapy. We are moving ahead in that case with default damage charges against a prime mover in the reunification scam. We are at the forefront of bringing systemic change to family courts across the United States.
We are addressing the family courts across the country based on our more than 19 years of direct, hands-on experience and success in confronting the courts. We are addressing the issues of child trafficking and racketeering that have evolved into a grift involving the transfer of federal funds to state coffers via the manipulation of federal legislation that seeks to protect needy and dependent children under Title IV D. We are in the unique situation of aggressively confronting these constitutional and abusive issues that take place specifically in family court through the loophole of judicial discretion originally meant to assist the family court judges in handling sensitive confidential material that naturally arise in family court. This loophole has been manipulated by bar associations across the country in coordination with other predatory authorities who have access to a captive audience to extort funds by means of intimidation, manipulation, and the exercise of coercive control.
We bring a combination of intellectual and legal experience to our cases that allows us to go forward in confidence with each litigation document. Each filing is considered a statement of earth shattering, critical importance as it involves the lives of children and all who love them.
