| PEP’s arguments are gaining expert
attention. This page features links to attorneys who have told
PEP they are willing to make Loose v. Abbott–style arguments in
their state courts. This is significant. We believe it is just
the beginning and that it forecasts the future of American
custody law. Please check these attorneys’ links below.
Telephone them, tell them how you found them, and if a
consultation suggests it makes sense, tell them you’d like to
turn your case into a Loose v. Abbott-style test case for your
state. Ask these attorneys to explain how the system works. They
will tell you the following: Don't expect a trial court judge to
rule in your favor if you make Loose v. Abbott-style arguments.
Winning at the trial court isn’t the point of the arguments. The
point is to force trial court judges to rule against your
constitutional rights. When that happens, you then have points
of error that can be appealed. These attorneys will then take
your case up on appeal ... and Appellate Courts are where real
law is made. The arguments they will make to the Appellate
Courts are powerful, and will change the way custody law is done
in America.
This process is slow. This process is difficult. This process
will succeed. These lawyers are professional fighters who need
one thing: Clients who are willing to learn to become
professional fighters too. Are you one?
In Minn and Wis: Maury Beaulier at
http://divorceprofessionals.com |
