Unless family courts understand that their prime focus must
be fairness, equality, and justice, these family courts can serve no useful
purpose. For too long, family court judges have used violence, threats, and
anger to demand respect and authority in the courts while being indifferent to
the situations such as pain and anguish and suffering to parents and children
associated with the cases they are charged to determine. let us get one thing
clear, parents who are litigants in family courts are mostly law-abiding
citizens providing for their families with no intention of altering their parental
responsibilities.
The time comes when expertise is required, mostly to provide a framework that
families encountering problems can work with. In many cases, children form part
of disputes that the family court is responsible to address. It is not unusual
to find situations where most problems have been mutually resolved, but the
parties need legal confirmation and have no other option outside family courts.
Although the best interest of children is one of the most important
considerations that family court judges should keep in mind, parents' needs and
responsibilities will always play a significant role in determining children's
interests.
Family courts should not entertain the calculus that
overburdening one parent and placing them at a disadvantage in separation or
divorce, is in the best interest of anyone involved in a family dispute. Family
courts can be useful only if judges are litigant blind and resort to facts,
rules, codes, and laws associated with trial cases.
Family courts assume positions vital to cases prior to trial. The role of
attorneys, their affluence, relationship with judges, should have no decisive
effect on a case prior to trial. Attorneys should provide legal direction to
the court involving cases and should advocate legal requirements for the case.
Gone are the days when attorneys seem to care about laws,
truth, or responsibility, although always charged with advocating for their
clients, family court attorneys go way beyond that role. They lie, cheat, and
shortcut the legal requirements of the court. Attorneys with small practices
seem to be far more worthless compared to large legal companies, yet large
companies are ridiculously expensive for reasons we can understand.
Family court judges are required to manage courts by providing justice
based on evidence supported by laws, codes, rules, and opinions written and
available for intelligent rulings. Family court judges seem to prefer using
their preferential obviously biased interpretations to determine their rulings
having nothing to do with legal requirements. Laws are provided to solve this
very issue.
Justice is lost in family courts. Family court in America are
well known for characteristics not expected of an institution responsible for
managing delicate issues of any kind and certainly not associated with
families. Dealing with these court, one gets the distinct impression that law
and order have no role in the courts. The court seems to operate using modules
of intimidation, fear, piracy, and confusion. One gets the impression that the
court is one cover-up than another.
One judge makes an obvious error the other makes certain it is covered. The
court seem to have waited attorneys ready to assist the court in accomplishing
results detrimental to all parties involved with cases. Family courts seem to
have no problem intimidating litigants, denying parties of their choosing due
process, using children to punish parents they don't support in cases, having
nothing to do with evidence or laws, using the threat of one party paying the
other attorney fees, or simply refusing to bring to the court, motions, orders,
or processes accepted by the court.
Judges of family courts assume the role of Lords, using any
means, wants, or likes to determine critical situations and decisions. Family
courts determine requirements for cases by setting levels of difficulty, the
more the judges despise one party the more difficult the bar of evidence, the
appropriateness for applicable laws, and the more personal influence negative
to the despised party is provided by the trial judges
Family court judges have a
well-established reputation as bullies and many of their staff seem to simply
adhere to their positions. These are resolute workers whose careers will
forever be tainted and stained by the tragedies they witnessed originating from
family courts in Houston Texas. They witness parents who are frightened of the
trial judge for reasons having nothing to do with their legal process but
angry, loud, disrespectful, arrogant, and most of all their reputation in the
community for being judge, jury and executioner in cases they adjudicate.
Like pirates, the family court uses child support as a means of
destroying a parent, not of their liking, the ability to provide for their
family, and certainly defending themselves against to ravages of the court.
Family court judges in Houston know, that once a ruling is made against a party, not
of their liking it is all but impossible to get it set aside. They are aware of the finances and resources demanded of the courts and resources received as
incentives for their barbaric deeds
These judges do not waste much time, devising means to identify their preferred
litigant in a case, and then institute processes aimed at crippling a litigant
using temporary orders and other gimmicks. These orders are used to pave the
way for the final blow when they strip their opponents of happiness, liberty,
and property. Satisfied with their accomplishments, these judicial pirates
simply move to acquire the next loot.
Family court judges should conform to laws and not latitudes given to
them by their pairs. The playing field must be level with both parties to a dispute
governed by legal requirements. Once a party to a dispute realizes the goal is
moved to justify the ruling favoring the other party, regardless of how the
decision seems to peers, that process is no longer authentic and will only serve
to be divisive and contribute to anger, misgiving and disruption to families.
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