Q: Are you a licensed psychologist?
A: No, but my Master's and Ph.d. graduate work were focused on clinical psychology as well as Linguistics. Both my Master's and Doctoral theses are psychological in focus and I have published internationally in the field of psychology and literature. Additionally, I did some three (3) years graduate study in interpersonal psychology in The School of Social Work (University of Michigan) -- a program I quit to devote myself to putting my son back together after his 10 year ordeal in the custody dispute (see Federal Lawsuit section of this web page).

Q: Why should I hire you? Can't my attorney do everything for me?
A: Perhaps-and at approximately TWICE the cost. You and I will be preparing your case for your attorney, saving him time and you money, in much the same way medical technicians do testing for a high-priced surgeon. Furthermore, most attorneys haven't gone through the emotional agonies of a child custody case themselves. I have. I know how you feel, know where you "are," and how to get out of the painful place you are in.

Q: Can you give me references from former clients?
A: Yes. I will be happy to do so.

Q: Why do you do this painful kind of work?
A: After I went through the hell of getting custody of my son, and putting him back together, I swore an oath that so long as I was alive and functioning I would NEVER let a kid suffer through the hell my son suffered. I learned an enormous amount during those ten years-about law, about the court system, about psychologists, about the "game" of child custody cases. It would have been senseless to throw that knowledge away. I owe it to my son; I owe it to your kids.

Q: Where else can I get help in Michigan?
A: Go to the web site for Lady4Justice PLLC: www.lady4justice.com

Q: Where can I get help throughout the United States and the world?
A: Go to the web site for the National Congress for Fathers and Children: www.ncfc.net/ncfc