Author Michael Sayen Discusses the Historical Evolution of Family Court Corruption

Back on Slam the Gavel is a return guest, Michael Sayen, author,  who enlightens us on the historical evolution of corruption within the Family Court System.  From the 1857 Matrimonial Clause in England, women wanted the right to Divorce and Parliament agreed and that took the authority away from the church. This action found it's way to the United States shortly after.
     Michael explains how Marriage Licenses evolved and how the Marriage License is Unconstitutional.   We also talked about Barron v. Baltimore of 1833 and that it is a landmark case which helped define the concept of federalism in the US constitutional law. 
    The evolution of Family Court by design was originally through Civil Courts called "Special Interest Courts."  However, supremacy with  Federal Government was not the case in the year 2000  with  the case Troxel v. Granville. This had a big impact in the Family Court System.  The government began to infiltrate the family home. The object was to take the child out of the family home and incentivize with Title IV-D and E. 
     On a positive note, 50/50 Shared Custody  Bills would be put into the hands of the Federal Court for regulation to prosecute Judges and reverse decisions. 

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