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Paul Summers Jr., an author and longtime successful musician, shares how he navigated addiction, recovery, and the challenges of being a father. Growing up in Las Vegas, Paul found solace in music and played in various bands, including a punk rock band. However, his addiction to drugs and alcohol took a toll on his relationships and parenting. After hitting rock bottom, Paul sought help and embarked on a path of recovery. He fought for custody of his daughter and learned to navigate the legal system. Through perseverance and support, Paul rebuilt his life and became an advocate for fathers in similar situations. In this conversation, Paul Summers Jr. shares his journey as a father fighting for custody of his daughter and navigating the challenges of the legal system. He discusses the harm his daughter experienced, the reporting process, and the involvement of Child Protective Services. Paul also talks about being awarded sole custody and the difficulties he faced in receiving child support. He emphasizes the importance of emotional instincts and protecting his daughter. Paul shares his experiences in the courtroom and the need for accountability. He concludes by promoting his book, Hide & Seek, and website, www.paulsummersjr.com, as resources for other fathers and addicts in recovery.

This is Part 2.  We highly recommend you listen to Part 1 first.

When we partner and have children, no one imagines they will end up in family court fighting to access those children or keep them safe from a person once trusted.  What is it like to deal with the family court in Australia?  

Guided by the host, Beth Armstrong, the guests share their stories of how they came to be at Family Court, their experience and how it has impacted their families and lives. Speaking anonymously, they give their views on what needs to change and offer advice for others embarking on the process. 

* Content warning for discussion of coercive control, domestic violence, suicidality and child abuse. If you need help, please call Lifeline or Beyond Blue

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When we partner and have children, no one imagines they will end up in family court fighting to access those children or keep them safe from a person once trusted. What is it like to deal with the family court in Australia?  

Guided by the host, Beth Armstrong, three guests share their stories of how they came to be at Family Court, their experience and how it has impacted their families and lives. Speaking anonymously, they give their views on what needs to change and offer advice for others embarking on the process. 

Please note this episode is a little unusual in that the first part is the story of one woman who had to purge her story; the other two stories and discussion are in Part 2. 

* Content warning for discussion of coercive control, domestic violence, suicidality and child abuse. If you need help, please call Lifeline or Beyond Blue

For an in-depth ABC article on this subject, please read "False Witness" by Heidi Davoren for Background Briefing: 
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-19/family-court-report-writer-recording-expert-witness-ahpra/102185414?utm_source=abc_news_app&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_campaign=abc_news_app&utm_content=link

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https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/backgroundbriefing/false-witness/102485342

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Host: Beth Armstrong
Editor: Tom Herdman, Mija Healey.
Sound Engineer: Micayla Laurence, Cihan Siral.
Composer: Biddy Connor
Artwork: wisebrownfox

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This devastating story is about a mother's worst nightmare come true. Joining us today is survivor, mother, author, and activist Samantha Baldwin. In this episode, Samantha tells her story of fighting to protect her sons from their abusive, pedophile, Satanic Ritual Abuser father (and her ex-husband) only to have her children handed over to him through Family Court. The evidence on her side was and is overwhelming and undeniable - from finding date rape drugs in her boy's hair samples during the same time frame they were reporting the abuse happening, to the cross-examinations given to her sons by authorities and the consistency in their horrific abuse stories - this case should have immediately warranted a deep investigation into the accusations against the father and ended in his arrest, but instead the case was turned against Samantha and the verdict found HER guilty.

In order to stand up to the system and continue the fight to get her children back, Samantha has cleverly taken to utilizing social media platforms to share her story after having her voice silenced in the court system for four years and being stripped of any rights to see her boys. She has also written a fantastic book called "Everything is Going to Be Okay" (that can be found on Amazon - link below) that details her story in depth, and offers education and tools for other people and parents who may not know what to look for in identifying satanic ritual abuse, pedophilia, and corrupt court systems until it's too late. Supporting her story gives a voice to every parent and child going through the same thing.

Samantha's immense courage shines through on this interview as she tells this devastating story of the injustices served by corrupt court systems and judges that feed innocent children into the hands of their abusers and away from loving parents. The most horrific part is that this same story can be heard all over the world from innocent parents being silenced in their fight to save their children from their abusers and the institutionalized systems that protect them. My hope is that you listen to this episode and feel compelled to share her story with others to help get Samantha one step closer to being reunited with her children and to bring awareness to the many, many people who have never been exposed to these cold realities. It's time to bring darkness to light, and supporting Samantha helps support the fight many parents all over the world are silently battling - the battle to save our children.

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Amazon.com for "Everything is Going to Be Okay" - Everything is Going to Be Okay: Baldwin, Samantha: 9781527278240: Amazon.com: Books
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High profile and earning women who are non-custodial parent cannot be forced to pay child support to the fathers. This issue affects military women as non-custodial  as well.

The Child Support program was expanded in the 1970s and at that time, many women were not in the workforce. Currently many States have passed legislation to include women earners as part of the equality movement.

Until now, the legislation surrounding child support has as yet to catch up to reflect today's work environment.

Child Support Lawsuit Simplified. We teach you strategies and techniques to free yourself of judicial misconduct from the State and Federal. The guarantee is YOURS.

It is Your job to prevent the Title 4D agency from accessing your information without you permission.

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When a separation or divorce happens, often time there are disagreements that the co-parents can't resolve on their own.  Rather than argue for months, family mediation is a option to help families make important decisions regarding the child.  In this episode, attorney Sheila Parrish -Spence shares her pearls of wisdom on the mediation process.  Attorney Parrish-Spence talks about the difference between mediation, arbitration and the role of the guardian ad litem .  Enjoy!