TRIGGERnometry From Hollywood to Homeless with Greg Ellis
Jan 30, 2023
Greg Ellis, a British actor known for roles in iconic films like Pirates of the Caribbean and Titanic, shares his gripping personal journey through the harrowing landscape of family law. He discusses the impact of wrongful accusations and the emotional turmoil tied to parental alienation. Ellis critiques societal and legal frameworks neglecting children's well-being during divorce, suggesting pivotal reforms. With humor and insight, he highlights the complexities of relationships, mental health, and the need for unity in family dynamics.
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Family Law's Lack of Due Process
- Family law often lacks due process and presumes guilt, unlike other legal areas.
- Ellis argues this creates a system resembling the Salem witch trials.
Parental Alienation as Child Abuse
- Parental alienation is a form of child abuse where one parent manipulates a child to hate the other parent.
- This abuse involves isolation, gatekeeping, and creating a distorted view of the targeted parent.
Prenuptial Agreements and Contract Law
- Consider prenuptial custody agreements to protect children in case of divorce.
- Shift jurisdiction from family law to contract law using micro-contracts.
