Welcome back, listeners! Did you miss your favorite family court strategist? Well, season two kicks off with a bang as we dive into an often misunderstood but critically important topic: perjury in family court.
In this enlightening episode, I pull back the curtain to uncover the strategic implications and often underwhelming enforcement of perjury within family court proceedings. Whether you’re a self-represented litigant or just seeking to understand the convoluted family court system better, this episode provides invaluable insights on leveraging perjury accusations effectively in your case.
What You'll Learn:
- The definition of perjury and its specific relevance in family courts.
- The rare enforcement and prosecution of perjury in family court cases.
- Strategic uses of pointing out perjury even when punishment is unlikely.
- Real-life examples of how perjury can discredit a witness during trial.
- How family court judges typically react to allegations of perjury.
- The critical importance of focusing on your own truths rather than the other party’s lies.
- Practical advice for self-represented litigants on navigating false allegations.
Family court is rarely black and white, and the topic of perjury is no exception. Tune in to learn how you can strategically handle perjury in your case to strengthen your position and reduce the credibility of the opposing party.
New Segment: Tracey-ism of the Week “Focus on your truths and not on their lies.” Discover why spending your energy on presenting your own factual case is far more effective than obsessing over the other party's deception.
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📚 Timestamped overview
00:00 Perjury topic led to continuous content evolution.
03:14 Perjury involves lying under oath, rarely punished.
06:47 Perjury doubt questions witness credibility during trial.
12:30 Prosecuting crime is challenging, especially without attorney.
15:50 Perjury accusations often distract from strong arguments.
17:20 Focus on key child custody factors over perjury.
20:44 Focus on your truths, not others' lies.
24:28 Seeking self-represented divorce/custody case stories, USA.
Family Court can be traumatic! And trying to handle your case on your own can be even more catastrophic. There are twists & turns at every stage that you need to be aware of and to prepare for. Having a solid Gameplan and someone to help you execute it effectively can make all the difference in the Universe (not just the world.) We know all about the bias, corruption, and dysfunction being handed out by the system. We just want you to have a fighting chance by leveling the playing field.
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Need help in handling your Family Court case on your own?
We have services that are specifically geared toward helping self-represented litigants like you understand the common mistakes that lead to the most disappointing outcomes.
To find out more about our services and to stay informed of our FREE workshops by joining our email &
Today we delve into the complex world of family court and tackle the challenge of navigating biased judges. As many of you know, the discretion and minimal oversight in family courts often give judges an unfortunate ability to "run amok." This lack of accountability can deeply affect the outcomes of sensitive cases involving termination, abuse, and neglect. Today, we're going to explore what constitutes a biased judge in this unique legal environment and discuss strategic approaches to address such challenges. From understanding state guidelines governing judge behavior, to considering filing a motion or waiting to file a complaint post-case, we'll guide you through your options. Whether you're settling, aligning with a guardian ad litem, or gearing up for trial, it's crucial to make informed decisions to navigate these murky waters effectively. Join us as we unpack these tough choices, ensuring you're fully equipped to deal with the subjective nature of bias in family court. Now, let's get started.
📚 Timestamped overview
00:00 Family court lacks justice, due process, equality.
04:03 Family court judges have diverse backgrounds and autonomy.
10:01 Address biased judges through proper legal channels.
12:20 Dealing with biased judge in custody/divorce cases.
15:24 Questioning potential biases and incompetencies in decision-making.
20:26 Consider options for addressing potential bias.
23:34 Legal strategy for navigating court procedures effectively.
27:07 Strategic decision-making in legal proceedings summarized.
28:40 Challenging options in stage four trial case.
Family Court can be traumatic! And trying to handle your case on your own can be even more catastrophic. There are twists & turns at every stage that you need to be aware of and to prepare for. Having a solid Gameplan and someone to help you execute it effectively can make all the difference in the Universe (not just the world.) We know all about the bias, corruption, and dysfunction being handed out by the system. We just want you to have a fighting chance by leveling the playing field.
Need help in handling your Family Court case on your own?
We have services that are specifically geared toward helping self-represented litigants like you understand the common mistakes that lead to the most disappointing outcomes. To find out more about our services, visit us at www.TheDivorceSolutionist.com and join our Facebook community here to get some helpful advice and some FREEBIES.
Need help in handling your Family Court case on your own?
We have services that are specifically geared toward helping self-represented litigants like you understand the common mistakes that lead to the most disappointing outcomes. To find out more about our services, visit us at www.TheDivorceSolutionist.com and join our Facebook community here to get some helpful advice and some FREEBIES.
