Our diverse team of experienced and compassionate profession
Lisa Breece Linke
Lisa holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Human Services with an emphasis in Management from the University of Phoenix, graduating in 2006 and is currently in her first year of Law School at Purdue University, expecting graduation date 2025. Lisa has over twenty years of professional and compassionate expertise as a Child Development Counselor and specializing in Behavior Therapy and modification. She has a diverse background in the mental health field as well as the legal field and is well-versed with case law and case study in the family court system & criminal court system As well as being a Landmark Forum graduate, Lisa is well-versed in conflict resolution and communication skills for solution for the entire family dynamic. All Curriculum Vieta's are available upon request, as well as personal & professional references. Lisa's greatest pride & Joy is her daughter, Laila.
Kevin is a member of the private sector who offers an extensive background, with 30 years experience litigating & fighting judicial corruption, with a very high success rate. We are thrilled to have him as apart of our team working diligently on the front lines, negotiating with attorneys' GAL's, judges, and County Counsel. We are humbled by Kevin taking on such a leadership role all for the good of the people and justice. Please lets welcome Kevin! Thank you for your service.
Nick G. is a dedicated father who was a victim of the Family Court system but has now overcome many obstacles as he kept his daughters as his primary focus. He is Founder of the Children's Rights Movement, a social media platform dedicated to helping other men and women overcome the same barriers in the judicial system, spreading awareness regarding PA/IPV, and is an Advocate n the Father's Have Rights Movement. We are thrilled to have Nick G as apart of our dedicated team.
PAS Family Advocacy is founded on a 3rd step prayer. being of service to use our pain , experience, and knowledge to educate and advocate for others. Parental Alienation or IPV has profited into a $50 BILLION dollars a year, causing detrimental harm to the innocent babies whom cry for their fit parent nightly, yet can not be seen or touched, or rocked to sleep. This is considered IPV, Intimate Partner Violence to the DSM-5. Any mental health professional should be fully versed on this pathology and underlying signs leading up to full alienation. Between the uninformed and failed court system & the Narcissistic ex-spouse, there is hope, we promise you.
Knowing Your Rights and Right to Due Process: Statutes and codes are not LAW. LAWFUL vs LEGAL
LAWFUL VS LEGAL
Lawful: That which is created by the People under Common Law, to uphold “right and wrong” and “justice”, and containing the precepts of Common Law: To live honourably, to hurt nobody, to render to everyone his/her due. Case Law. Trial by Jury. De jure. The Law of the Land.
Legal: That which is created by government Legislation for the purpose of governing Legal Persons of every artificial kind. The rules and regulations of Statutory Acts, forming contracts by consent. Having the “colour of law”. Commercial. De facto. The Law of the Sea. Family Court is De Facto courts of equity.
What We Do
PAS Family Advocacy supports and empowers individuals and families who have been impacted by the fraudulent Family Court de facto scheme, helping them restore their dignity and regain a new sense of normalcy. Working with clients’ inherent resiliency and self-determination, our staff encourage clients to lead in their path to restoring their personal power. We believe in our client's capabilities within, once equipped with the proper knowledge and guidance.
We work with anyone who identifies as a victim of PA, DV, or PTSD primarily from Legal Abuse . We offer individualized advocacy, educational & prevention workshops and support groups for victims of PA/IPV Abuse or Family Court. After completion or reconnection, we continue to offer emotional support for the family unit.
Community
- Actively monitoring state legislation,
- Helping to introduce and pass legislation that will protect children,
- Fighting against potentially harmful legislation, and
- Keeping concerned parents informed of legislation in their state.