Alan Karmin
Alan has a strong background in coaching athletics, having coached on the recreation, youth travel, scholastic, and international levels. He was honored by the New Jersey State Legislature for “Praiseworthy Determination and Spirit” after leading the Middletown High School South field hockey team to a Central Jersey Group IV State Championship.
Alan has been a fundraiser just about all of his life, getting his start as a sophomore in high school and raising the most money to win first prize for the class candy sale. He then raised tens of thousands of dollars for the University of Miami’s campus radio station during his college years at the Coral Gables campus. Alan trained boards and elevated numerous non-profits to financial success and long-term stability, including Easter Seals New Jersey, the American Red Cross, and Bloomfield College.
Alan also has made some friends and enemies as an activist, helping to navigate the treacherous court system for victims of the loss of due process and parental alienation.
Alan graduated from the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida with a degree in Broadcast Journalism, and also has a degree in English from Brigham Young University, attended Brooklyn College for English and Math, and received a Paralegal Certificate from the ABA-approved program at Union County College.
Melissa D’Angelo
Melissa D’Angelo was a youth track coach and Girls Scouts leader.
Melissa exhibited her leadership qualities serving as PTO President at the local high school. She ran and chaired multiple fundraising events that established a success-oriented plan to ensure financial support for the school’s arts programs.
Melissa worked for 20 years in the legal profession in the areas of defending litigants in an unjust system.
Melissa reinvented herself by taking her deductive reasoning skills into the pharmaceutical industry.
Melissa graduated from Marist College, Poughkeepsie, New York with a degree in Criminal Justice.
Charles Brumlik, Ph.D. J.D.
As a New Jersey and New York attorney, Charles is a part of a dedicated team advocating for change and providing cost-effective, practical assistance.
Charles has years of both personal and professional experience with the trauma of divorce and children with developmental disabilities.
His methodology differs from traditional law firms, in the belief that a single $400-500/hour attorney and judge without financial or psychological training is not best-suited for most family needs.
Rather than being your main financial drain, Charles focuses on introducing you to others with the experience to help you see the entire picture and strategize where to most effectively focus your efforts and energies.
Eddie Shotz
Eddie has a strong background in advocacy and activism. He has always worked to assist the underdog and the oppressed. He has spoken to groups around the country and has assisted people who have been subjected to the unfair and unjust court systems.
