Coming Soon - Family Law and the Constitution

Many times, although not intentionally, the United States Constitution - and your rights - are ignored in family courts across the country. In an effort to reach a reasonable and sometimes even amicable resolution, lawyers and judges can be mired by the myriad of acrimonious issues and forget even the most basic legal principles set forth by our founding fathers. I have completed an article on this topic and will submit it to the Oklahoma Bar Journal for publication consideration next month. If selected, it will not likely be published until January 2008. In the meantime, if you have thoughts, questions or comments, please share them with me at www.profesc-research.blogspot.com in the comments section on the post similar to this one. Thank You!

Domestic Violence - New Page

I am starting a new page, www.profesc-research.blogspot.com, but will keep this one going for some time (at least until the survey expires). Additionally, I am starting a new survey on the new page - with some question refinements due to lessons learned here. I hope that you will continue to visit both sites and, please, leave your comments. Your comments are very important to me; they help me direct the site. THANK YOU!

Comments from Oklahoma Womens Network

I don't know who wrote the following comment, but I found it on the Oklahoma Women's Network. To whoever you are, thank you for recognizing my committment to assist victims!

Anonymous said...
Judge Chionopoulos helped me. He is a CREDIT TO ALL VICTIMS and it is a shame that the political systemn screwed him from continuing to help us. That is the way it always goes. If some one cares, then those with power SCREW him or her to keep those of us who need help down!
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