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Author: Gregg Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 9781479171545 Category : Custody of children Languages : en Pages : 0
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READ THE SECOND EDITION TODAY: Visit promotional web site at: www.mrsmarshfield.com What would you do to protect a son or a daughter from systematic abuse by an unstable parent or adult? Find out what one father went through, when he discovered his son suffered two episodes of weight loss totaling fifteen pounds or nearly twenty percent of his body weight. Mrs. Marshfield is the story of one father's attempt to protect his son from his mother, small town politics, and a cadre of professionals with an opposing agenda. This story begins and ends with a kidnapping. The author, and father of the child, takes you on a journey that no parent should have to endure, as he describes his ongoing odyssey with the Massachusetts probate system. Mrs. Marshfield takes the reader on that descent into hell, with descriptions of documented abuse, the professionals called upon to investigate and protect the interests of the child, actual courtroom testimony, the judge's decision, and the father's proposed and recommended reforms. This story will be a mystery for some and a true crime novel for others. A must read for any divorced parent, or married couple thinking about having children. Learn how the father, upon hearing his son is suicidal, attempts out of desperation to document the abuse, and the failings of the "probate industrial complex," with an on-line blog. See how the process is not about looking out for the interests of the child, but about enriching the professionals involved in this case. As this father asserts... "Children and the truth play a distant second or third to the financial interests of the court appointed lawyers, psychologist and therapist." Most shocking of all, discover, as this parent did, how school principals, doctors, and lawyers are willing to lie and cover-up to protect a local schoolteacher, who has repeatedly abused her child. The story is fast paced, and includes actual correspondence and legal briefs from the trial. A great read for any law student desiring to discover how the law actually operates. This is not a fairy tale and unfortunately, there is no happy ending. However, the father hopes that by telling his story, something can and will be done. This is one man's fight for his son and against the local establishment.
Author: Gregg Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 9781479171545 Category : Custody of children Languages : en Pages : 0
Book Description
READ THE SECOND EDITION TODAY: Visit promotional web site at: www.mrsmarshfield.com What would you do to protect a son or a daughter from systematic abuse by an unstable parent or adult? Find out what one father went through, when he discovered his son suffered two episodes of weight loss totaling fifteen pounds or nearly twenty percent of his body weight. Mrs. Marshfield is the story of one father's attempt to protect his son from his mother, small town politics, and a cadre of professionals with an opposing agenda. This story begins and ends with a kidnapping. The author, and father of the child, takes you on a journey that no parent should have to endure, as he describes his ongoing odyssey with the Massachusetts probate system. Mrs. Marshfield takes the reader on that descent into hell, with descriptions of documented abuse, the professionals called upon to investigate and protect the interests of the child, actual courtroom testimony, the judge's decision, and the father's proposed and recommended reforms. This story will be a mystery for some and a true crime novel for others. A must read for any divorced parent, or married couple thinking about having children. Learn how the father, upon hearing his son is suicidal, attempts out of desperation to document the abuse, and the failings of the "probate industrial complex," with an on-line blog. See how the process is not about looking out for the interests of the child, but about enriching the professionals involved in this case. As this father asserts... "Children and the truth play a distant second or third to the financial interests of the court appointed lawyers, psychologist and therapist." Most shocking of all, discover, as this parent did, how school principals, doctors, and lawyers are willing to lie and cover-up to protect a local schoolteacher, who has repeatedly abused her child. The story is fast paced, and includes actual correspondence and legal briefs from the trial. A great read for any law student desiring to discover how the law actually operates. This is not a fairy tale and unfortunately, there is no happy ending. However, the father hopes that by telling his story, something can and will be done. This is one man's fight for his son and against the local establishment.
Author: Stephen Innes Publisher: Princeton University Press ISBN: 1400855497 Category : Business & Economics Languages : en Pages : 219
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Stephen Innes studies the relationship between work, land, and community in seventeenth-century Springfield, Massachusetts. Using analytical concepts drawn from anthropology--dependence, mediation, and clientage--he shows that the town was a highly commercialized, developmental community contrasting sharply with the communal, quietistic models that currently form our image of early New England. Originally published in 1983. The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backlist of Princeton University Press. These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions. The goal of the Princeton Legacy Library is to vastly increase access to the rich scholarly heritage found in the thousands of books published by Princeton University Press since its founding in 1905.
Author: Vonnie Hughes Publisher: The Wild Rose Press Inc ISBN: 1509240519 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 255
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Helena Marshfield is in hiding. Once the indulged daughter of a baronet, she is now governess/companion to a businessman’s daughters. Her family has been in disgrace since her father’s very public suicide. What if someone discovers she has another secret to hide, that her father had promised her to the revolting Lord Elverton as payment for a wager? Ivor Stafford struggles to free himself from the mountain of debt his father left. Hiding his problems from the not-so Polite World, he takes solace in his membership of the committee formed by the Horse Guards to investigate how Peninsular campaign secrets are being spilled to the French. Also on the committee is Josh Yardley, Helena’s employer. When Ivor and Helena meet, an unwilling but intense attraction has them both wishing…what if? But when Elverton discovers where Helena is living, she is in great peril. What price duty now, Helena and Ivor?
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