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Daily Mail, 25 June 2007
" surely this case is reason enough why family courts should be open to the public..."
BBC Radio 2, Jeremy Vine Show, 25 June 2007
" to jail a father for waving to his own children brings the entire legal system in Britain into disrepute..."
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
If you're about to embark on a family court procedure involving your children, I would strongly advise NOT reading this book beforehand. I started reading this after 6 court appearances over a 10 month period of trying (successfully) to stop my daughter from being relocated overseas by ex and her new husband, and reading this beforehand would have destroyed my already fragile frame of mind at the time. It is such a stressful book, that I could only handle a couple of chapters at a time.
I think Mark Harris deserves respect for exposing some of the worst aspects of family courts. Whilst me and my daughter have been lucky to have a perceptive judge, Mark's experience makes the judicial system in this usually progressive and great country look like a sick joke, and I really hope that his effort will have gone some way in changing the norm where the family courts mostly seem to side with the interfering, deceiving parent who only pursue their own selfish interests.
I think Mark Harris deserves respect for exposing some of the worst aspects of family courts. Whilst me and my daughter have been lucky to have a perceptive judge, Mark's experience makes the judicial system in this usually progressive and great country look like a sick joke, and I really hope that his effort will have gone some way in changing the norm where the family courts mostly seem to side with the interfering, deceiving parent who only pursue their own selfish interests.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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An excellent book that details the inner workings of a family court system that fails children and parents alike. Never before has any publication ever been allowed to say anything about family proceedings in such detail in a real case-but FAMILY COURT HELL does just that. One hundred and thirty three hearings and thirty three judges all failed to give these children their dad. Instead, these little girls had to take on the legal system for themselves. The detailed corruption of expert witneses, judges and CAFCASS staff, NAMED AND SHAMED makes this a must read book for anyone whose been to a family court.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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Those, like me, who thought that British courts believe in dispensing justice need to read this book. It is a shocking story of an ordinary father and his daughters being forced apart by a selfish mother and the British legal system. As a separated man who has fortunately avoided the family court system I find it appalling and terrifying that other men in similar situations have their children taken away from them and their fight for justice brings them misery, poverty and in Harris's case, jail.
Thank you Mark Harris for writing this book. Thank you Lisa Harris for standing up for yourself and your sisters and your father. May all those involved in perpetrating these miscarriages of justice and ruining people's lives read this book and change their ways.
I'm off to join F4J. (I'll look ridiculous in tights.)
Thank you Mark Harris for writing this book. Thank you Lisa Harris for standing up for yourself and your sisters and your father. May all those involved in perpetrating these miscarriages of justice and ruining people's lives read this book and change their ways.
I'm off to join F4J. (I'll look ridiculous in tights.)
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Published on 9 Sep 2008 by broken home child
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