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Norwegian practitioners and co-hosts of the 2024 PASG (PARENTAL ALIENATION CONFERENCE IN OSLO) discuss the serious challenges to uprooting alienating impacts by parents.

Join this conversation hosted by Dr. Mark (Roseman) and Dr. William Bernet, MD, President and Co-Chair of this effort.

Speakers are leading authorities of mental health practice in Europe and candidly discuss the value of legal challenges and mental health interventions.

More is available at pasg.info.

In this special episode, Dr. William Bernet speaks against the special report submitted by Reem Alsalem to the Human Rights Council on Parental Alienation. And the fact that this report is not based on actual statistics or science but mostly on opinion. Dr. Bernet pleads with individuals around the world to contact their government's ambassadors to have this report struck down and furthermore requests that the Human Rights Council pay attention to the actual reports and journals out there written by the professionals in the field on the issue of Parental Alienation.

Reem Alsalem Report

Analysis Of Special Report of Rapporteur

The Honorable Ronny Siegal (Retired), speaks on her many years as a Family Court Judge and Family Law Practioner. Judge Ronny Siegal answers questions on Domestic Violence in Family Court and Parental Alienation. She speaks on the qualification needed for family court judges and gives suggestions on reform to better benefit children in this arena.

Judge Ronny Siegal can be reached at:

https://www.pashmanstein.com/team-hon-ronny-jo-siegal

In this extra-long episode, a long-time advocate and retired LAPD Officer Catherine MacWillie gives her experience and research of Family Law and its impacts not only on individual families but on society as a whole. How Family Law has impacted crime and other aspects of daily lives. She also gives information on how Family Courts could prevent such impacts and protect children.

Catherine MacWillie -

Catherine MacWillie contact:

http://www.custodycalculations.com/coach.html

Phone: 702-375-9389

We speak Rael LaPenta co-founder of Interference with Child Custody Coalition on how people can get started changing their State's laws for the betterment of children.

The Coalition can be reached on their Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/enforceICC

Ms. LaPenta can be reached by email at: [email protected] and by her Facebook page: https://m.facebook.com/solvingproblemstogether123/

Links mentioned in the Podcast:

https://heroesforchildrensrights.org/

https://www.votervoice.net/mobile/NPO/Campaigns/103657/Respond

Every state in the U.S. criminalized custodial interference decades ago, which means, it is not a civil matter. Yet, each day hundreds of parents request assistance from Law Enforcement because their child has been taken or withheld by the other parent, in violation of a court order. Although it is law, officials refuse to assist the victims of this crime. Respectfully, I urge support for the enforcement of interference with child custody.

Refusing to return a child to the other parent for their court-ordered parenting time is Custodial Interference.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's Family Abduction Prevention and Response (2009), instructs parents - “If you encounter law enforcement who are reluctant to intervene in your case, it may help to show them the passages below:

We also now recognize children are deeply and permanently affected by family abduction. The emotional scarring caused by these events requires officers to recognize family abduction not as a harmless offense where two parents are arguing over who ‘loves the child more,’ but instead as an insidious form of child abuse. By responding promptly, professionally, and efficiently to reports of family abduction, officers and the agencies they represent become, in effect, a means of protection for the child.” (P.44)

Annually, this crime impacts thousands of families. We desperately need your help, as the Criminal Justice System, responsible for enforcing laws and protecting the public. Reporting this crime is not a civil matter and our children need protection. Please join us to lend your support, ask the elected officials to implement the necessary training, create appropriate policy and enforce the law of custodial interference.

In the Criminal Justice System’s Response to Parental Abduction the Department of Justice describes Custodial Interference as “a serious maltreatment needing investigation AND prosecution” explaining the need to “develop and implement policies for this crime.” As it is “harmful to the well-being of children and their families,” it is time to stop the alarming rate of victims who are refused their right to justice.

We discuss a couple of Tik Tok videos of CPS removing children from parents after entering the home what appears to be illegally. And actions that could have made things go better for the children and parents and State Agencies involved.

In this episode, we discuss with attorney Ashish Joshi Parental Alienation from a legal perspective and his take on how the Domestic Relations Courts (Family Courts) should handle these sorts of cases.

Attorney Joshi is one of the very few attorneys who gives an unbiased view of the Family Courts and practices internationally on such matters. Attorney Joshi can be reached on his website: https://www.joshiattorneys.com/

His book on Litigating Parental Alienation can be found here: https://www.americanbar.org/products/inv/book/409061453/

Ashish Joshi, owner and managing partner of the firm, serves as the lead counsel in high-stakes, complex disputes, and litigation matters. Mr. Joshi has counseled and/or represented clients in state and federal courts across the United States and internationally, including in India, the United Kingdom, Canada, Luxembourg, Hong Kong, the British Virgin Islands, and China. Mr. Joshi has been admitted to the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, State Bars of New York, Michigan, District of Columbia, and Gujarat, India.

Mr. Joshi’s focus lies at the intersection of forensic sciences, human rights, and complex disputes in situations involving severe parental alienation and psychological maltreatment of children, false allegations of child abuse, recovery of abducted children and/or hidden assets in foreign jurisdictions, and multi-jurisdictional disputes. He has served as lead counsel in some of the most significant matters in these specialized areas of law. His cases have covered a broad spectrum, from international cases involving theft of trade secrets to highly contentious celebrity divorce cases involving millions of dollars of the marital estate, from cases involving severe parental alienation and holding children hostage to cases of false allegations of sexual abuse, from a case involving the Hague Convention on International Child Abduction to a World Bank project mired in litigation in a foreign jurisdiction amidst allegations of local corruption, from cases alleging Medicare and healthcare fraud, insider trading, RICO and money laundering to alien smuggling and child pornography. Mr. Joshi and his team have represented clients around the country and internationally.

A prolific author, Mr. Joshi has published several articles and co-authored books on several legal topics including parental alienation, criminal defense, commercial litigation, international litigation, and trial practice. He has made several presentations for continuing legal education programs hosted by the American Bar Association, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and various state and local bar associations.

Mr. Joshi is privileged to serve as the Editor in Chief for Litigation, the journal of the American Bar Association’s Section of Litigation, and on the Advisory Board for Champion, the journal published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Mr. Joshi also served on the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Board of Directors based in Washington, D.C.

This episode introduces CF Digital's collaboration with Fan-Pac out of New Jersey. Meet our two new co-hosts Julie Grayson and David Kalen who bring their own experience and style to the show.

In this first episode of Coffee Talk, we discuss the ideas of why education in Domestic Relations Courts (Family Courts) is important and ways for people to bring about the change needed to ensure children stay at the focal point.

Fan-Pac is based out of New Jersey and can be reached by their website: https://www.fanpacnj.org/

Also, new to the show is a poll and Q and A attachment for our listeners. These will be used to guide the show's future episodes and guests.