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TOPIC: Parents' Reactions about a Judge who seemed unfair 

TOPIC: Is it legal for Married Woman to Give Baby HER Maiden Name instead of the Husband's Name

TOPIC: Can A Parent Leave the State with their Child?

TOPIC: Choosing Options: Continue to Fight in Court or Give Up

TOPIC: Court and Parental Alienation

TOPIC: Where to get Blank Copies of Court Motions (Parents Who Act Pro Se in Their Court Cases)

TOPIC: About Court Proceedings

TOPIC: DNA Paternity Testing; Mother Claims he's Not the Father

TOPIC: Father's Rights / Men's Rights

TOPIC: Getting Visitation

TOPIC: Questions about Guardian Ad Litem 

TOPIC:  How to make court listen about PAS?

TOPIC:  Parents Question Whether it is Worth it to go to Court

TOPIC:  One Parent's Latest Court Hearing

TOPIC:  Mediation Questions

TOPIC: Michigan Laws for PAS

TOPIC:  These posts discuss the need for Laws and Legislation about Parental Alienation Syndrome.

TOPIC:  PAS Knowledgeable Attorney

TOPIC:  Possible Court Bias: It's Who You Know in Court

TOPIC:  Upset About Prolonged Divorce Case

TOPIC:  Court Order Says We Can't Discuss Custody
In Front of Child (Should We Give Up or Continually Deal With PAS?)

TOPIC: Ongoing Alienation Still Unrecognized by Courts

 

 

 

 

 

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