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Domestic violence victims struggle in family courts to retain custody of children

By Shira Schoenberg | sschoenberg@repub.com | Posted July 29, 2018 at 05:00 AM

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Essex Probate and Family Court in Salem.

At a court hearing for a restraining order, Jaime’s ex-husband admitted he pushed her down the stairs in front of her child, pulled her hair, slapped her face and held her against a wall, she wrote in motions filed in Essex Probate and Family Court.

In other court documents, the man admitted that during their marriage, verbal fights escalated into physical fights — and in one instance, he assaulted her, then voluntarily enrolled in anger management counseling.

During a custody battle, Jaime alleged that he continued to hurt her and their child. He denied it.

A judge concluded that both parents physically assaulted each other during their marriage, culminating in the assault by…

https://exopermaculture.com/2017/12/10/forbes-magazine-21-trillion-missing-u-s-treasury/

Forbes magazine just yesterday became the first major media to blow the lid off of $21 trillion that have gone missing from the US treasury. The entire article is copied below. To give an idea of how much money that is, if you divide the entire US population of around 325 million into $21 trillion, the amount missing is equivalent to $65,000 for every man, woman, and child in the country.

CBS News in 2002 was the first to report on the much smaller amount of $2.3 trillion missing from the Pentagon, as acknowledged by then Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld in a report on the Dept. of Defense website. Rumsfeld’s report was later strangely removed from the website, but is still available on the Internet archive.

No other media picked up on this mind-blowing story. What should have been a top headline-grabbing story of highest concern to…

from https://custodywars.com/2018/07/alex-jones-exs-custodywars-com-announces-video-series-footage-the-jury-never-saw-2/

We all know that nursing homes are the gulags and poor houses for the elderly. The courts force them there. Every resident in a nursing home cries out to go home or go to a home like setting. Their civil and human rights are ignored because they are over 70, over 80 or whatever. They are in wheel chairs. They are drugged with chemical restraints. No one cares. Unless they have insurance or medicare money, then they are traded like chips at a casino for profit.

After my numerous faxes to the White House about the death and destruction of the elderly, what happens?  Read on.

https://shareblue.com/trump-gives-nursing-homes-shocking-green-light-to-abuse-elderly-to-point-of-death/

https://forbes.com/sites/adamandrzejewski/2018/07/27/follow-the-money-in-florida-34873-public-employees-with-100000-salaries-cost-taxpayers-5-5b/#587bda652ce5

Follow the Money in Florida: 34,873 Public Employees with $100,000+ Salaries Cost Taxpayers $5.5B

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Top 10 highly compensated small town and city administrators in Florida (FY2017).OPENTHEBOOKS

When our team of auditors at OpenTheBooks.com reviewed the most highly compensated employees at every level of government in Florida, we found more than 35,000 state and local government employees brought home six and seven-figure salaries, costing taxpayers $5.5 billion annually.

Since last year, the headcount of these high-compensated Florida government workers jumped by nearly 4,000 employees.

The list of high earners includes an airport director accepting retirement payments and a working salary; a city attorney making $436,918; a junior college president making $386,578; and a county administrator making $346,722. There are even 26 small-town, village, and city managers out-earning every governor of the 50 states.

Using our interactive mapping tool, quickly review (by zip code) the 34,873…

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You may wish to comment:  1) therapists should be trained and certified in the area of Custody Evaluations; 2)there must be set in forth strict standards as to how long the professional must meet with the parties, their children, teachers, the family’s health care professionals and anyone licensed who spends more than an hour or two during each year observing and/or working with the children and/or family in the area of heath, welfare and behavior; 3) the therapist should be familiar in the area of parental alienation; 4) the therapist should subject to online evaluation by the parents who have used the therapist in the past; 5) a budget should be set in advance…

In New York City:

Computer Hacker Who Defended Justina Pelletier When Medically Kidnapped Speaks Out From Jail Where he has been for 2 Years Without a Trial