Real Cases, False Accusations of Child Abuse

Every one of the clients from these and other real-life cases from around the country would be happy to be a reference for us. Just contact us.

Client Accused of Being Local "Kiddy Porn Kingpin"

A Texas man read some of our material on child sexual abuse allegations and contacted the office for help with his criminal defense. The county sheriff had accused him of sexually abusing his two nieces and nephew, and had labeled him the local "kiddy porn kingpin." The man was facing multiple consecutive life sentences. We went to Texas to help the client's two local attorneys, one a retired judge, the other a former district attorney. When our chief litigator finished training the two attorneys in the law and science of child abuse allegations, they agreed that he should stay on and do a "taint" hearing to demonstrate to the court that the investigators and their church "counselor" had completely tainted the children's memories. Our chief litigator conducted a three-hour hearing that at times became quite heated. At the conclusion of the preliminary proceedings, the judge threw out the entire case. The client is now suing the church "counselor" and the sheriff's department.

Wife Fabricates Allegations of Abuse

A college professor in an eastern state hired us after his soon-to-be-ex-wife made false accusations of child sexual abuse against him. We were hired to get to the bottom of the allegations as quickly as possible. Our trial team leader used the pending divorce case to set up two depositions for the main “experts” supporting mom’s fabricated claim of abuse. Both of these “experts” brought their own attorneys to the deposition as did the accusing mom. Our chief litigator spent a full day using the research science published in reputable scientific journals to cross examine the experts. When the judge and the prosecuting attorney heard about our depositions, the criminal case was dropped.

Police and Attorney General Conduct Witch Hunt

A medical professional in a mid-west state read some of our’ material on science and law. A lawsuit-happy patient had decided he had a nice building and made false allegations to the local police that the client was committing sexual acts during her visits. The police and the state's attorney general collaborated to send the woman back with a hidden video camera to tape several visits. Next, the police and the attorney general found two local "experts" in the same medical specialty to testify that what the client had done was unethical, incompetent, and completely sexual in orientation. At trial, the district attorney showed the video, got testimony from the local “experts” and even got another patient to blurt out during her testimony "He did sexual stuff to me too!" Again, our chief litigator used the science and the published research in the scientific journals to cross examine the witnesses. The result: not guilty of all charges.

Child Protective Services Nearly Destroys Another Family

A computer professional in an eastern state called us when police from out of state secretly came into his town and took his children. The very next day this man was arrested on child sexual abuse charges and the protective services people from the other state said they were going to see to it that dad was put in prison and that the kids were taken away from mom--forever. Our team fought the matter for two years in three courts and got all the criminal charges against the father to disappear. Our chief litigator went head to head with the state’s attorney, a court appointed attorney for the children and a court appointed attorney for the mom--every step of the way. After he exposed the shocking incompetence of the state's experts and proved that the allegations of sexual abuse were fomented by bad blood in the mom’s family, the parents were reunited with their children.

Unwed Father Wins Custody of Children from Unbalanced Mom

Our team took on a case of a man who had fathered two little girls with a woman who became a born-again Christian. They were never married. The father made a bid for visitation rights, but his attorney made a mess of the trial. The father lost so badly that the judge was convinced the father had abused the girls. Our trial team leader deposed the local university social workers who were backed up the mom's story of abuse. We took the case to the state appeals court, and the Detroit Free Press made an eight-part series out of the case. Our team fought the matter for three years, got the father cleared of all charges, won the appeal (the appellate court severely castigated the social workers), and won a new custody trial. The proofs demonstrated that the mom was so psychologically unbalanced that full custody was given to the father with no contact for the mother until she completed therapy. Now, the girls are doing great. They're even on the honor roll at school.