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Parental Alienation: Who Puts Kids in Jail for Not Seeing their Dad?

by Natalie Gregg | Jul 17, 2015 | access, brainwashing children, child custody, divorce, parental alienation

On July 10, 2015, Detroit’s Judge Gorcyca, found three siblings in contempt of court and sent them to a juvenile detention center/sleep-away camp in Oakland County, for “failing to maintain a healthy relationship with their father.” The reason: the...

The “F” Word in Family Law

by Natalie Gregg | Nov 26, 2013 | access, child custody, division of assets, divorce, Family Law

There are times in family law when we try to avoid the “F” word — FAIR. When you go before the judge, what is fair and just sometimes does not translate through the law. Example: Mom (Ashley) goes AWOL after a drug charge and leaves her 6-month old daughter...

Should children decide which parent to live with in divorce?

by Natalie Gregg | Jul 16, 2013 | access, child custody, Family Law

Question: My 11-year old does not want to see her father on the weekends overnight. Do I have to let her go? Would you let her eat chocolate cake for every meal? I hope not. Would you let her wear her favorite pajamas to school every day for one week...

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