Post by Jim on Feb 16, 2009 16:06:47 GMT -5
For Immediate Release:
FEBRUARY 16, 2009
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Georgia Courts Actions Result In Death of Senior Citizen …
… before final wishes could be honored. Cobb County, Georgia, February, 2009 – In the continuing saga of the state sanctioned abuse of two minor children at the hands of elected or appointed Georgia officials, the latest chapter in the Gottschalk vs. Gottschalk civil case unfolded in Cobb County Superior Court the last week of January, 2009
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The children’s paternal Grandmother (age 73) had been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer during the summer of 2008.
Following ruli
Following rulings from early and mid December which amounted to no less than a textbook case of Parentectomy stemming from a weeks’ long custody battle masked as a simple Motion for Modification, a Motion for New Trial was timely filed with the Clerk of the Court in Cobb Superior Court, putting in place a stay, technically known as a supersedeas under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-52, upon the Orders handed down by the case’s presiding sophomore Superior Court judge C. LaTain Kell.This stay should have allowed the two minor children, ages 6 and 9, to accompany their father to visit with their grandmother this past Christmas holiday as part of the parents’ original divorce decree. However, thumbing her nose at the legally binding supersedeas, the childrens’ mother, K.A. Gottschalk, denied the childrens’ right to visit with their ailing grandmother for what was to become her final religious holiday by obstructing the scheduled custody exchange the day after Christmas.
Instead, the mother insisted on orchestrating additional acrimony and histrionics by summoning two Cobb County Police cruisers that appeared in plain view of the children’s second-story bedroom windows.
aA few weeks later in January 2009, the children’s grandmother’s health took a significant turn for the worse. While laying in her hospital bed, she made a request to be able to see her grandchildren. The parents of all of her grandchildren honored the request and brought each of them before “Grandma G” for a few days of heart-warming family visits, that is, except for K. A. Gottschalk. Both written and verbal requests to not only the mother, but also to local Georgia legislators, to assist in facilitating the children’s visit went unresponded to. The children’s father was forced to seek relief from Cobb County Courts.
A Motion was filed in LaTain Kell’s court seeking an emergency hearing. However, Kell, unwilling to personally address the relief sought on behalf of the children, passed off responding to the motion to senior Superior Court judge, Watson L. White.
White’s Order of January 28, 2009, in response to the Motion, unconscionably chose to not acknowledge the grandmother’s condition as being an emergency and summarily denied the request for a hearing seeking relief for the grandchildren.
A few days later, Grandma G passed away with one of her last requests, to be able to see her grandchildren, having been dismissed and dishonored by elected officials of the State of Georgia, C. LaTain Kell and Watson L. White.
However, the story does not end there. To add insult to injury, a statement issued by the children’s mother through her attorney, B. Lassiter of Atlanta, indicated that “she does not feel it is in the children’s best interest” to even be able to say goodbye to Grandma G by attending her memorial service and the following Celebration of Life reception held during the 2nd week of February. Every surviving member of Grandma G’s immediate and extended family were present, except for her two middle grandchildren.
Considered by many leading mental healthcare professionals to be one of the most insidious forms of child abuse, Parental Alienation, and the associated precipitating behaviors of Hostile Aggressive Parenting (www.hostile-aggressiveparenting. com), has lists of symptoms and causations that directly reflect not only the Orders that have been issued by judges Kell and White, but also the behaviors exhibited by the mother. According to experts familiar with Parental Alienation, the purpose of the alienation is usually to gain or retain custody without the involvement of the targeted parent. The alienation typically also extends to the targeted parents’ family and friends as well.
With increasing prevalence, alienating efforts, often times in concert with appointed Guardian Ad Litems or presiding judges favoring one parent over another, seem to manifest during the course of contested child custody battles. The potential effects can be long-term psychological harm of children, the very people that are supposedly placed under the State’s discretionary wardship.
Press Contacts:678-643-3786
W W W . F C V F C . O R G – W W W . F A M I L Y U N I T Y . C O M
FEBRUARY 16, 2009
W W W . F C V F C . O R G – W W W . F A M I L Y U N I T Y . C O M
1 1 0 COR N E L I SON AV E . | N Y ACK | N EW YOR K 1 0 9 6 0
P HON E : 8 4 5 . 3 5 3 . 6 1 1 1 | E -MAI L : J I L L@T H EOP ENMI N D. U S
FCVFC
501c3
Georgia Courts Actions Result In Death of Senior Citizen …
… before final wishes could be honored. Cobb County, Georgia, February, 2009 – In the continuing saga of the state sanctioned abuse of two minor children at the hands of elected or appointed Georgia officials, the latest chapter in the Gottschalk vs. Gottschalk civil case unfolded in Cobb County Superior Court the last week of January, 2009
.
The children’s paternal Grandmother (age 73) had been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer during the summer of 2008.
Following ruli
Following rulings from early and mid December which amounted to no less than a textbook case of Parentectomy stemming from a weeks’ long custody battle masked as a simple Motion for Modification, a Motion for New Trial was timely filed with the Clerk of the Court in Cobb Superior Court, putting in place a stay, technically known as a supersedeas under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-52, upon the Orders handed down by the case’s presiding sophomore Superior Court judge C. LaTain Kell.This stay should have allowed the two minor children, ages 6 and 9, to accompany their father to visit with their grandmother this past Christmas holiday as part of the parents’ original divorce decree. However, thumbing her nose at the legally binding supersedeas, the childrens’ mother, K.A. Gottschalk, denied the childrens’ right to visit with their ailing grandmother for what was to become her final religious holiday by obstructing the scheduled custody exchange the day after Christmas.
Instead, the mother insisted on orchestrating additional acrimony and histrionics by summoning two Cobb County Police cruisers that appeared in plain view of the children’s second-story bedroom windows.
aA few weeks later in January 2009, the children’s grandmother’s health took a significant turn for the worse. While laying in her hospital bed, she made a request to be able to see her grandchildren. The parents of all of her grandchildren honored the request and brought each of them before “Grandma G” for a few days of heart-warming family visits, that is, except for K. A. Gottschalk. Both written and verbal requests to not only the mother, but also to local Georgia legislators, to assist in facilitating the children’s visit went unresponded to. The children’s father was forced to seek relief from Cobb County Courts.
A Motion was filed in LaTain Kell’s court seeking an emergency hearing. However, Kell, unwilling to personally address the relief sought on behalf of the children, passed off responding to the motion to senior Superior Court judge, Watson L. White.
White’s Order of January 28, 2009, in response to the Motion, unconscionably chose to not acknowledge the grandmother’s condition as being an emergency and summarily denied the request for a hearing seeking relief for the grandchildren.
A few days later, Grandma G passed away with one of her last requests, to be able to see her grandchildren, having been dismissed and dishonored by elected officials of the State of Georgia, C. LaTain Kell and Watson L. White.
However, the story does not end there. To add insult to injury, a statement issued by the children’s mother through her attorney, B. Lassiter of Atlanta, indicated that “she does not feel it is in the children’s best interest” to even be able to say goodbye to Grandma G by attending her memorial service and the following Celebration of Life reception held during the 2nd week of February. Every surviving member of Grandma G’s immediate and extended family were present, except for her two middle grandchildren.
Considered by many leading mental healthcare professionals to be one of the most insidious forms of child abuse, Parental Alienation, and the associated precipitating behaviors of Hostile Aggressive Parenting (www.hostile-aggressiveparenting. com), has lists of symptoms and causations that directly reflect not only the Orders that have been issued by judges Kell and White, but also the behaviors exhibited by the mother. According to experts familiar with Parental Alienation, the purpose of the alienation is usually to gain or retain custody without the involvement of the targeted parent. The alienation typically also extends to the targeted parents’ family and friends as well.
With increasing prevalence, alienating efforts, often times in concert with appointed Guardian Ad Litems or presiding judges favoring one parent over another, seem to manifest during the course of contested child custody battles. The potential effects can be long-term psychological harm of children, the very people that are supposedly placed under the State’s discretionary wardship.
Press Contacts:678-643-3786
W W W . F C V F C . O R G – W W W . F A M I L Y U N I T Y . C O M
