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Summary:

In this powerful episode of the Fractured Family Podcast, host Charity speaks with Dr. Sandra Speer, PhD, an abuse corruption analyst and international advocate for survivors of domestic violence and family court failures. With over 40 years of experience and a deeply personal journey through childhood abuse, parental alienation, and unjust custody battles, Dr. Speer unpacks the systemic corruption in Child Protective Services (CPS) and family court systems across the globe.

Dr. Speer shares how victims are often punished for speaking the truth, how attorneys and minors’ counsel can become complicit, and why CPS frequently gets it dangerously wrong—removing children from safe homes while ignoring actual abuse. Her message is both inspiring and pragmatic: Don’t give up. Fight smart.

📌 Talking Points:

• Dr. Speer's personal story of surviving abuse and navigating corrupt court systems
• How dissociation and trauma affect long-term mental health and relationship patterns
• The financial motivations behind CPS and family court corruption
• Misdiagnoses of trauma as autism or ADHD to increase state funding
• How judges, GALs, parenting coordinators, and CPS workers enable alienation
• The role of psychological abuse in parental alienation and legal manipulation
• Dangers of over-reporting abuse or calling police without legal protection
• The risks of choosing the wrong attorney and red flags to watch for
• Why many therapists and minors’ counsel make reunification worse
• How Dr. Speer’s evidence-based reports have turned cases around—even without using the term “parental alienation”

✅ Key Takeaways:

1. Family court corruption is real and global. It's often driven by profit, not protection.
2. Parental alienation is psychological abuse. Anyone—including professionals—can be perpetrators.
3. Do not blindly trust CPS or family court-appointed professionals. Their reports are often biased or templated.
4. Fight smart, not loud. Reporting abuse without strategy can backfire.
5. Build your case with facts, documentation, and expert advocacy.
6. Educate the court through evidence, not emotion. Courts respond better to objective, non-inflammatory data.
7. Choosing the right attorney matters—but so does having an advocate.
8. Reunification is possible. Dr. Speer’s strategies have worked in even the most complex cases.

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