The Pro
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Legal
Abuse Syndrome:
Utilizing a Tort Action
in Family Law
Cases
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Have you suffered at the hands of the family law court and
been assaulted by ethical violations, legal abuses,
betrayals, and fraud?
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Have you experienced, or been confronted with any family law
court events that involved a threat to your physical
or mental integrity?
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Have you suffered an intense feeling of fear or helplessness
resulting from your experiences in family law court?
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Are you suffering from any of the following symptoms
resulting from unpleasant happenings in court:
(1) recurrent and
intrusive distressing recollections of the event, including images,
thoughts, or perceptions.
(2) recurrent
distressing dreams of the event.
(3) acting or feeling as
if the traumatic event were recurring (includes a sense of reliving
the experience, illusions, hallucinations, and dissociative
flashback episodes, including those that occur upon awakening or
when intoxicated).
(4) intense
psychological distress at exposure to internal or external cues that
symbolize or resemble an aspect of the traumatic event.
(5) physiological reactivity on
exposure to internal or external cues that symbolize or resemble an
aspect of the traumatic event.
(6) physical responses
typically include the onset or exacerbation of a physical illness,
such as myocardial infarction or peptic ulcer disease. Emotional
responses are more common and may range from anger to profound
depression or even suicide."
If the answer is "yes"
to any of the above, then you could be suffering from what is
known as a legal-related and induced "Legal Abuse
Syndrome." And if so, you have thereby suffered a
personal injury from which you might obtain monetary
compensation from any of the litigants on the opposing side
along with their lawyer, and any court-appointed participants in
your case.
This ebook was created by the author as a result of extensive
research into a way to turn a loss in family law court into a
win by taking the action and litigating it in civil court. To
the author's knowledge, this strategy has never been implemented
but the basis has sound legal footing and needs someone who can
take it to completion.
Essentially, all
of the necessary elements are in place that form the basis to
start an action in court. The main thing to resolve is whether
or not the facts of your condition meet the requirements
necessary to obtain the diagnosis for the syndrome.
In this eBook are
details that give you more insight about the syndrome, about
related syndromes, about what is involved, resources that you
can use and how to go about making a determination to see if you
can be qualified as having the syndrome. In addition, it
provides a general guide that you can use in preparing your case
for court.
Here's the
material presented in the eBook:
Table of Contents
I. Introduction
II. eBook Support Webpage
III. Torts
a. Definition
b. Types
c. Functions
II. Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome
a. Symptoms
b. Diagnosis
c. Treatments
III. Legal Abuse Syndrome
a. Definition
b. Therapy and Goals
c. Medical Malpractice Litigation Syndrome
IV. Malicious Mother Syndrome
a. Introduction
b. Definition
c. Clinical Illustrations
d. Discussion
V. Parental Alienation Syndrome - A Guide for Attorneys or Pro
Se Litigants
a. What is Parental Alienation Syndrome?
b. Why is PAS Taken Seriously?
VI. Dealing With PAS in the Courtroom
a. General Principles
b. Attacking and Qualifying Experts
c. Miscellaneous Points to Consider
VII. Basis for Court Case
VIII. Steps to Take
IX. Legal Abuse Syndrome & Americans with Disability Act Legal
Assistance
X. Tort Litigation Tasks
XI. Summary
XII. Appendix
This eBook is based the use of Torts for which the
laws are pretty much uniform throughout the country. And, to the
author's knowledge, the procedures in the eBook can be used most anywhere in
the U.S. By getting this ebook, you will hopefully gain an
edge on the other side and possibly change the tide of the court
proceedings into your favor.
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Legal
Abuse Syndrome:
Utilizing a Tort Action
in Family Law
Cases

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