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More money flows through the family courts, and into the hands of courthouse insiders, than in all other court systems in America combined - over $50 billion a year and growing. Through extensive research and interviews with the nation's top divorce lawyers, mediators, judges, politicians, litigants and journalists, this documentary uncovers how children are torn from their homes, unlicensed custody evaluators extort money, and abusive judges play god with people's lives while enriching their friends. This explosive documentary reveals the family courts as unregulated, extra-constitutional fiefdoms. Rather than assist victims of domestic crimes, these courts often precipitate them. And rather than help parents and children move on, as they are mandated to do, these courts - and their associates - drag out cases for years, sometimes decades, ultimately resulting in a rash of social ills, including home foreclosure, bankruptcy, suicide and violence. Solutions to the crisis are sought ...
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I went to the viewing of Divorce Corp. hosted by My Advocate Center last Thursday night at Lefont Theaters in Sandy Springs. The movie does a very good job covering the incestuous relationships of judges, attorneys and custody evaluators. It also does well to cover the financial and economic aspects of divorce. It is titled "Divorce Corp." so that is to be expected.
Critics reviews are incredulous. More money, $50 billion dollars goes through family court than all other courts combined. What incentive is there to give good reviews and expose the truth?
Overall, I give the movie two thumbs up. This documentary is educational and should be assigned, discussed and written about in high schools and college similar to the way the documentary "Supersize Me" and the book "Fast Food Nation" are.
lisaabrown3
I knew it was this corrupt in NJ, but I had no idea it was this bad throughout the entire country. I held back tears several times during the movie.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for exposing this corruption!!! My question to you, is will you be supplying a copy of this movie to the Supreme Court, and also to Congress, the Senate, & the POTUS ? It is quite obvious that this will not be fixed on the state level.
We obviously need Federal Intervention into the States. Sorry, for those who want less government. There are SO many allowable conflicts of interest in Family Court. Judges are NOT held accountable for anything, and continually get paid off by lawyers. The average citizen has no idea what goes on unless they've been through this, or knows someone who has been through this.
WE HAVE TO STOP USING LAWYERS !!! LIFETIME ALIMONY MUST END, Constitutional Rights are violated in family court. WOMEN SHOULD GO TO JAIL FOR FAKING ABUSE, resulting in EX losing children and homes !!!!
trapkus
This film highlights a dark secret of the American injustice system. Family courts ignore the constitution, extort money, accuse one parent of a crime and then punish by fines and other monetary attacks but more importantly strip rights from children and one parent. The recipe is one parent accusing the other of child abuse and other false claims to jockey for money. The courts believe the lies or read the irrationality as a sign of inability for the two parents to raise the kids and punish one parent anyway. This film is the first step in the next big civil rights movement for America. The family courts need reform or should be overthrown. Shared parenting, judge oversight by a jury, and criminal enforcement of abuse by judges, lawyers, and supporting cast are needed to clean the corruption and clear abuse of power. A process of inefficiency, collusion and state sponsored crime needs to stop. I know it sounds crazy. Find out for yourself and you will believe this movie.
smileforsamantha
50% of Americans will divorce! It's only a matter of time before this happens to you or someone you know and love. Protect your rights, fight to change this unjust and unfair system! Divorce is a legal scam, we must find ways to make it easier to split up without spending so much money and time.
jaystallard
Family court is simply stated a travesty of Justice. This movie explains the machine that is family court and how it is prone to cronyism, deceit, and corruption. Furthermore it explains how the system is for the lawyers and by the lawyers. It is well written, well narrated and truthful.
I went to the viewing of Divorce Corp. hosted by My Advocate Center last Thursday night at Lefont Theaters in Sandy Springs. The movie does a very good job covering the incestuous relationships of judges, attorneys and custody evaluators. It also does well to cover the financial and economic aspects of divorce. It is titled "Divorce Corp." so that is to be expected. Critics reviews are incredulous. More money, $50 billion dollars goes through family court than all other courts combined. What incentive is there to give good reviews and expose the truth? Overall, I give the movie two thumbs up. This documentary is educational and should be assigned, discussed and written about in high schools and college similar to the way the documentary "Supersize Me" and the book "Fast Food Nation" are.