You may have learned over this past year that just because police and DFCS substantiate claims of child abuse, that does not mean the judge and custody experts will use this evidence to protect a child.
It does not even mean that the child’s THERAPIST will take the evidence seriously in order to protect the child…how is that even possible? This therapist was chosen by the mother, but only because she had a credible background and substantial role in advocacy for children. However, when money becomes an issue…it appears evidence and the medical needs of a child do not carry much weight.
This therapist would not listen to police, the child, other real doctors and is not trained to treat dissociative disorder. This disorder can manifest for victims of severe and prolonged abuse.
This medical disorder and the signs of trauma are glaring in a number of cases in Georgia that are being handled much like this one. Should our healthcare community and educators be made aware, so they can get involved to help stop this? We think so.
My Advocate Center has been researching cases across counties and collecting data, and unfortunately the pattern is the same. If certain attorneys and select custody experts get together, they can put profit over protection.
By hosting the world premiere of the Divorce Corp. film narrated by Dr. Drew, Atlanta was able to bring together parents and professionals to expose the truth and discuss reform.
Continue reading and watching our news coverage as there is much more to report that will help drive change, should you choose to understand and then act on it.
This is the second in a series of interviews on this case, but the start of a national movement with My Advocate Center to help fathers understand what mothers like this one are going through. We are all on the same team around protecting children who are being harmed by unethical court practices, foul play, and the “Pay to Play” system.
Guilty parties will pay large amounts of money to have evidence suppressed, and to retain access to their victims. It is a “Pay to Play” system that allows violent or abusive parties to use children as pawns and to use the process to hide crimes and punish parents seeking protection from the court.
This “Pay to Play” concept also works in reverse, where certain attorneys counsel clients to lie to police – wasting our law enforcement resources – and use false allegations to gain advantage or punish the other party. Either way, children are harmed, as is our State. The case revealed in our local coverage fits the Pay to Play concept, and foul play is involved, but it is not a false allegations case as the father’s attorney is asserting. Look at the facts of the case, the record, and what the professionals were paid to keep the available evidence and testimony – including from police – OFF the record.
There is more to follow, including the tactics of working to deny a litigant the opportunity and right to appeal.
Now is the time to get involved, and save these children and the good parents counting on our Courts and laws for protection.
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