Courtroom Watcher Request 3-13-09

[Jim]

To All Family/Child Advocacy Groups & Individuals Within Driving Distance of the Metro Atlanta Area -

At the formal request of Dr. Monty Weinstein (www.familyunity.com), please review the following request for in-person support as Courtroom Watcher this coming Friday afternoon, 3-13-09.

Dr. Weinstein will be in Atlanta, GA to assist in the defense of two National Parent's Rights Association members, Dean Gottschalk, NPRA's PR guy and single father of two paternally disenfranchised school-aged children, and David E. Oles, one of NPRA's legal consultants, and Mr. Gottschalk's attorney of record.

Cobb County Superior Court will be attempting to charge Mr. Oles with contempt of court for efforts he took in securing expert opinion from Monty Weinstein while defending Mr. Gottschalk in a protracted custody trial in early October last year.

Additionally, a Motion for New Trail was filed and will be argued in response to the court's behaviors along with other contributing players such as Diane Woods of Marietta (GAL), Sheri Siegel (psych evaluator), Susan Volentine (counselor), Barbara Lassiter (opposing counsel), as exhibited during the week-long trial last October. The defendent was denied Due Process on a host instances, including, but not limited to -

Denial of right of defense through use of expert witness opinion.
Denial of right to acknowledgement of specifics of allegations.
Ordered into coercive psychoanalytic “treatments” to be monitored by the State.
Denial of privilege of client confidentiality under Georgia law.
Denial of right to cross-examination.
Malicious use of Process under color of law.
Malicious misuse of Process under color of law.
Malicious abuse of Process under color of law.
Erroneous and uncorroborated implications of unlawful behavior.

As a reminder, Dr. Weinstein's efforts contributed to an overwhelmingly favorable outcome last month in Forsyth County Superior Court for the Michael Gerber domestic violence criminal case.

Hearing specifics -
Cobb County Superior Court, Courtroom P
C. LaTain Kell, judge
30 Waddell St.
Marietta, GA 30090
Time: 1:30 PM
770-528-1800


FOLKS, CASES LIKE THIS NEED A STRONG SHOW OF SUPPORT BY A LARGE ATTENDING HEAD COUNT!

It's a Friday afternoon. Take the time and come support active participants of Family Law reform here in Georgia. Please forward this request message on to your Family Law reform advocate list(s). Thanks.


- On behalf of the children ....

[Jim]

I am dictating this email from the back of a car with the help of Dean as I am electronic communications challenged as far as the internet goes.

The problem I see with many of our “comrades in arms” in the fight is that after they get what they want they slowly vanish into the woodwork, no longer to be seen or heard from again, and no longer supportive their fellow family rights associates.

I expect those people that have the guts be at Cobb County Superior Court house at 1:30 PM in LaTain Kell’s court room this coming Friday afternoon to support David Oles and Dean Gottschalk and all other peoples that fight for childrens accessability to both their parents.

It’s time that people stand up for their rights and not hide and let other people do their work.

In the last year Parent’s Rights have won numerous victories in various courts throughout our country, all the way up to the US Supreme Court. I have found that if people allow themselves to be intimidated by the powers of the divorce regime, that they lose, both psychologically, spiritually, emotionally, and in all other forms.

Our link to eternity is our children. And it’s time that corporate America in Cobb County, Alpharetta, metro Atlanta, and the state of Georgia start to understand and comprehend the concept that in groups, we are much more effective.

PEOPLE, THIS ONCE AGAIN IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW THAT WE MEAN BUSINESS AND ARE NOT GOING TO WALK AWAY FROM OUR CHILDREN AND OUR LEGACIES.

I expect to see everyone that are members or supporters of any Parent's/Family Rights groups this Friday at 1:30 PM with legal pads and pens in hand giving the message that we are not going away.

Thanks.


Dr. Monty
www.familyunity.com

[Jim]

To All,

I wanted to quickly get out an initial thank you email to all the kind people that went out of their way in a show of support by being observers of this afternoon's courtroom debacle, which lasted all afternoon until close of court today.

Unfortunately, it ended quite anticlimactally. Following the lengthy closing arguments, for the second time, judge Kell avoided issuing a ruling at the conclusion of the hearing, and stated that he would be "taking this up on advisement." That's it, then he got up and left. We were all left looking at one another.

My gut feeling is that he did not want to go on record by issuing a ruling in front of an audience. Which, by the way, according to Karen Wagner, upwards of 20 people or so came by throughout the course of the hearing.

Once a formal ruling is issued on the motion that were argued today (two of the six were continued), I'm certain a more thorough recounting of the hearing will be issued at a later date.

Since I am unable to mention everyone by name everyone that attended, once again, a group thanks to those who went out of their way today.

On behalf of the kids ....

- Dean Gottschalk
678-643-3786 (C)