This is my first post to my new blog in hopes of finding others who have been treated not only unfairly by Harris (Houston) County Family Court, but ILLEGALLY. My story is only one -- a huge one (and hard to believe), but only ONE.
If those persons forced into poverty by unfair handling of divorce assets, children forced to live with relatives or, worse, in foster care due to false claims -- often made anonymously, and the ruin of families and lives by this corrupt government body do not join together, use everything possible, i.e. social media, word of mouth, protests, etc. to put a very bright light on this topic, the unlawful activity will continue. You may not think it effects you. I didn't think much about either, until my husband of 20 years decided to abandon myself and our two children.
I have unlawfully been "ordered" not to put my ex-husband in an unattractive light so, I will not mention his name when I am speaking of some of the horrible things this court allowed him to do. I do, however, have no problem filling you in on all the other names in this case. You will just have to use your imagination when it comes to topics that do not name a specific person.
The Players: Retired Judge Frank Rynd (now special counsel for the Catholic Church, Houston/Galveston Diocese); Judge Sheri Y. Dean; Judge David Farr; Judge [black]; Judge [14th court of appeals]; Judge [new associate judge]; Attorney Julia Lovorn; Attorney Craig Haskins; Attorney William Soffer; Attorney Edward Burwell; Attorney [fat one restraining order];
Every one of these judges and attorneys were involved in this cover up. Every single one. They all knew what was going on. You would think this was a cover up for the president of the United States. It wasn't. It was a cover up for a regular middle-class couple from Cypress, Texas. Nobodies.
Please check back to follow this story. If you have been treated unfairly and illegally by this court, please contact me with your name and your story. I want to put it here. We must let this court know that we will not sit by silent. Even if your case is officially finished, you may have ramifications. The statute of limitations for a civil manner in Texas is four years. Let's let them know we are watching them. Make your vote count. Write in your own name on any ballot. You don't have to be an attorney to be a judge. to be continued . . .
