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The book is a memoir based on the author's broken marriage and pseudo-feminism through the lens of the Family Court system.
The author writes that the discriminatory Judicial System constantly stood against him when his wife Karen wrongfully accused him of sexually abusing their daughter.
He was constantly judged during the lawsuit process because of the color of his skin despite there being no solid evidence against him.
The book shows how the American Judicial System is laced with prejudice and is clearly very different for white people and people of color.
Americans should be concerned with how family courts around the country connive against you.
Chapter One
The Relationship: Then and Now
Chapter Two
The Cause for Move, Settling Down and Schooling
Chapter Three
Army Reserves: Outgoing/Incoming Unit Transfer
Chapter Four
Post-Deployment Reintegration Challenges & Family Planning
Chapter Five
Married with Children, Home Ownership, and College Graduation
Chapter Six
Maintaining A Balance With Army Reserves, Career and Family
Chapter Seven
Children and Youth Services (CYS) Labeled The Allegations of Child Abuse Unfounded and Unsubstantiated
Chapter Eight
Petitions for Custody and Support in the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania
Chapter Nine
Abington Police, The District Attorney (DA)’s Office of Montgomery County, Opposing Counsel and Karen
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Wilkenson Francois
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