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A Diagnosis to Fear

In cases of separation, custody and divorce; people often say: "There’s his side of the story, her side, and then the truth is somewhere in the middle." We're going to challenge that notion and say that no, it is not the case at all. There’s the truth, and then there is the degree to which a pathological individual will go to in order to destroy someone for the sake of financial gain. The truth still lies exactly where it was. This is a podcast about today's indentured servants - divorced non-custodial and alienated parents, and the children away from whom they are torn. Follow the story as we navigate divorce, custody, and the legal ramifications surrounding it. Parts 1-3 set the background, 4-7 cover the issues, and the final four episodes of season one conclude with the trial itself. Season two takes a different approach as we bring on some guests to discuss the family court arena and the legal and personal ramifications of marriage, divorce, and society in general.

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A Diagnosis to Fear

A Diagnosis to Fear