Darshann M. Wienick

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145 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 27 May

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Living Your Legacy · From Army Intelligence to Fighting for Children · 27 May 2026 podcast

Now it's mostly moms, sometimes dads.

We represent dads, we represent plenty of dads.

It's the parent who has the capacity to put the children first.

That's the parent I wanna represent.

Well, in that specific case, and I can't comment on the mental health of anyone because I've never evaluated them, but a lot of times in those types of situations, there can be substance abuse issues, mental health issues, that it's really a no-brainer which parent should have the children, which parent can be that stable parent.

Well, in terms of finance stability, usually what's happening, and this is just, I'm not saying all, but a lot of men...

decide they don't want to be with their partner anymore and or the wife or partner doesn't want to be with the husband anymore and the very first thing the dad says is you'll never get any money and you'll never see your kids again and it's such a manly thing to do too and it's terrifying for these women what a manly thing to do oh yeah yeah

And so they tell them that.

They're terrified.

I do believe the state of California has codified that type of financial abuse as what's known as coercive control in the social work world.

And that is not tolerated by the judges.

Yeah.

We are moving towards judges understanding the dynamic between interpersonal violence, coercive control, and which parent is trying to weaponize the court system for their own gain to use to take the children from mom.

Or sometimes it's the other way, but usually it's the other way.

No, you're good.

You're good.

I'm used to that.

Oh, right on.

I can tell you in 1976, I was required to walk along a train track to go to my swimming lessons.

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