Tatort Familiengericht
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Tatort Familiengericht

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Tatort FamiliengerichtViele Menschen setzen ihr Vertrauen in die Gerichte und glauben fest an Gerechtigkeit. Doch was, wenn sich hinter den Tren der Familiengerichte dramatische Fehlentscheidungen verbergen? Das Schicksal unzhliger Familien wird durch oft fragwrdige und kaum nachvollziehbare Beschlsse besiegelt. Eine mutige Rechtsanwltin enthllt in packenden Berichten die erschtternden Missstnde, die unsere Vorstellung von Recht und Fairness auf den Kopf stellen! Jahr fr

Viele Menschen setzen ihr Vertrauen in die Gerichte und glauben fest an Gerechtigkeit. Doch was, wenn sich hinter den Türen der Familiengerichte dramatische Fehlentscheidungen verbergen? Das Schicksal unzähliger Familien wird durch oft fragwürdige und kaum nachvollziehbare Beschlüsse besiegelt. Eine mutige Rechtsanwältin enthüllt in packenden Berichten die erschütternden Missstände, die unsere Vorstellung von Recht und Fairness auf den Kopf stellen! Jahr für Jahr werden in Deutschland rund 200.000 Verfahren zu Umgangs- und Sorgerecht geführt. Doch hinter jedem einzelnen Fall stehen nicht nur Akten, sondern echte Schicksale: Es sind die Schicksale von Kindern, deren Leben von Entscheidungen abhängt, die oftmals von Richtern getroffen werden, die weder über pädagogische noch psychologische Fachkenntnisse verfügen. Diese Kinder sind verletzlich, und ihre Zukunft wird in Gerichtssälen verhandelt, wo oft weder ihre Bedürfnisse noch ihr Wohl im Vordergrund stehen. Die Veröffentlichung der Hammer-Studie durch den Soziologen Wolfgang Hammer brachte schließlich das ans Licht, was viele Betroffene längst wussten: - Es herrschen Missstände an den Familiengerichten. - Mancher Gerichtssaal wird zum Tatort, an dem das Kindeswohl gefährdet wird. - Fehlentscheidungen führen zu unerträglichem Leid für Familien – und ganz besonders für die Kinder. Die Autorin, eine erfahrene Rechtsanwältin für Familienrecht, hat zahllose Mütter und Väter durch Verfahren begleitet, die oft jegliche Rechtsstaatlichkeit vermissen lassen und das Kindeswohl ignorieren. In diesem Buch enthüllt sie wahre, erschütternde Fälle aus der Praxis – Geschichten, die bislang hinter verschlossenen Türen verborgen blieben. Es geht um: - Fälle, in denen Sachverständige als Psychologen auftreten, ohne tatsächlich qualifiziert zu sein, und dennoch weitreichende Empfehlungen zum Sorgerecht und Umgang abgeben. - Fälle, in denen Kinder zigfach nicht kindgerechten Befragungen ausgesetzt werden. - Fälle, in denen Kinder trotz Missbrauchsvorwürfen zwangsweise in den Haushalt des übergriffigen Elternteils gebracht werden. - Fälle, in denen Mütter und Väter ihre Kinder nicht mehr sehen dürfen, weil die Kinder es beim anderen Elternteil nicht mehr aushalten. - Fälle von behördlich angeordneten Bindungsabbrüchen, die Kinder von ihren Eltern trennen. Dieses Buch wird vielen die Augen öffnen. Denn was in den Gerichtssälen wirklich geschieht, ist bis heute der breiten Öffentlichkeit verborgen geblieben. Die Fakten sind erschreckend: - Die Zahl psychisch erkrankter Kinder ist in den letzten Jahren dramatisch gestiegen. - Gleichzeitig nimmt die Zahl familienrechtlicher Verfahren exponentiell zu. - Immer mehr Gutachten werden in Auftrag gegeben, doch oft von unqualifizierten Sachverständigen erstellt. - Immer mehr Kinder werden aus ihren Familien gerissen – oft ohne triftigen Grund. Mit Blick auf die aktuelle Rechtslage und die Verfahrensabläufe an den Familiengerichten lässt sich von einer staatlichen Kindeswohlgefährdung sprechen. Es werden: - Richter eingesetzt, die weder psychologische noch pädagogische Kenntnisse haben und dennoch über das Schicksal von Kindern entscheiden. - unqualifizierte Sachverständige beauftragt, die Empfehlungen aussprechen, die das Leben von Familien zerstören können. - Verfahren so lange verschleppt, dass Eltern ihre Kinder monatelang nicht sehen oder mit ihnen sprechen dürfen. - Kinder zigfachen Befragungen ausgesetzt, die ihre Seele zutiefst verletzen. Hinter verschlossenen Türen herrscht an den Familiengerichten ein unfassbarer Missstand, der das Schicksal unzähliger Familien und Kinder besiegelt. Ohne Kenntnis der Gesellschaft, denn familienrechtliche Verfahren sind nicht öffentlich. Zum Wohl der Kinder muss sich dringend etwas ändern – in der Gesetzgebung und in der Handhabung des Familienrechts. Andernfalls bleiben diese Türen weiter geöffnet für schwerwiegende Schäden am Kindeswohl, deren langfristige Auswirkungen auf unsere Gesellschaft noch gar nicht absehbar sind. Dieses Buch will aufrütteln, denn alle, die Kinder haben, können betroffen sein! Es sucht keine Schuldigen, sondern zeigt Lösungen auf. Es geht darum, die Schwächsten unserer Gesellschaft zu schützen, indem die verheerenden Missstände in familienrechtlichen Verfahren und ihre gesetzlichen Grundlagen aufgezeigt werden. Das Ziel: - Ein Familienrecht, das wirklich und wahrhaftig die Familien unterstützt. - Lebensnahe und umsetzbare Lösungen, die Kinder schützen und sie in schwierigen familiären Situationen begleiten. Es gibt bisher kein vergleichbares Werk – keine Anwältin hat so offen und direkt aus der Praxis berichtet und einen so erschütternden Einblick in die Realität der Familiengerichte gegeben. Dieses Buch könnte der Weckruf sein, den unsere Gesellschaft so dringend braucht.

EAN: 9783990604953
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 26.01.2025
Autoren: Nadolny, Jennifer
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 240
Keyword: Angststörungen; Aufmerksamkeit; Betreuungsmodell; Bindungsintoleranz; Bindungsstörung; Depressionen; Digitale Demenz; Eltern; Elternratgeber; Entfremdung; Entwicklungsstörungen; Familiengericht; Generation Selfie; Generation Z; Generation lebensunfähig; Gesunde Beziehungen; Gewalt; Gutachter; Inobhutnahme; Internetkonsum; Jugendamt; Jugendpsychologie; Justiz; Katastrophisieren; Kinder- und Jugendpsychologie; Kinderpsychologie; Kinderrechte; Kinderschutz; Kindeswohl; Konflikt; Körperwahrnehmung; Lehrerratgeber; Mentale Gesundheit; Missbrauch; Männerrechtler; Nutzungsverhalten; Positive Psychologie; Psychische Erkrankungen; Scheidung; Schwarzweißdenken; Silke Müller; Smartphone
Fachschema: Kindesmissbrauch~Missbrauch / Kindesmissbrauch~Gewalt~Sozialeinrichtung~Familie / Psychologie~Psychologie / Familie, Ehe, Liebe, Partnerschaft, Freundschaft~Psychologie / Sozial~Sozialpsychologie~Menschenrechte~Hilfe / Lebenshilfe~Lebenshilfe
Fachkategorie: Häusliche Gewalt~Mobbing, Schikane & Belästigung~Sozialberatung, Beratungsstellen~Familienpsychologie~Sozialpsychologie~Menschenrechte, Bürgerrechte~Ratgeber: Kinderbetreuung und Erziehung~Selbsthilfe und Persönlichkeitsentwicklung
Länge: 215 mm
Breite: 135 mm
Höhe: 25 mm
Gewicht: 450 gr
Produktform: Kartoniert
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When I was taking 4 classes at my local community college, I tried to follow the part of the book that said just to learn math by examples. I ended having to drop the class because at first I was actually ahead of the professor. Then I tried this stupid book's technique of learning by examples and I ended up falling behind. The same can be said of "What smart students know" it's actually a good technique (smart students), but you end up spending hours thinking up questions. Questions can be a part of the process, but it can't be the whole process. I just bought an online course than is way better than both of these combined. It's so good. The point I'm at in the course you can memorize up to 50 items in reverse and forward. You can also tell which place in the list. 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Edit 2020: From what I remember reading this book, this applies to college level courses and even at the same time I tried using his question / evidence technique while taking a psy101 class and couldn't do it. Also he's right to a very large degree about living off of lecture notes. Living off of the lecture notes IMHO can only be done if it's a science science class or a college level math class. I'm currently taking a pre-req class and the professor explains everything. Along with the Guaranteed 4.0 technique this is a pretty decent book.
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