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Family Court Injustice is a blog whose mission is to tell the story of my family, who has been victimized by Family Court, in order to raise awareness, and expose abuse & corruption within the family court system. FCI will include news articles and information about family court, and its systemic problems. And share stories of other mothers, fathers, and children who have been victimized by injustice in family court.
Author Archives: Emily Court
Minnesota Judicial Branch Update: COVID-19 and Changes to Court Procedure
The Minnesota Judicial Branch is discouraging the public from making any non-essential visits to court facilities during the outbreak of COVID-19. Remote proceedings are being used when possible. Information about changes to court procedures in response to COVID-19 can be … Continue reading
Posted in Legal News
Tagged Civil Law, Court Updates, COVID-19, Criminal Law, Family Law, Law, Legal News, Minnesota Courts, Minnesota Judicial Branch
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Commentary: Sharing Custody During the Coronavirus | What If I Think My Child is At Risk?
“I am getting a lot of questions from my clients about coronavirus and whether a parent should be keeping if the child might be at risk of getting exposed to coronavirus. This is not legal advice but here is my … Continue reading
Child’s Drawing of Emotional Abuse: Sad Mom
It is a great source of pain that my child’s earliest impression of “mom”, of what it means to be a woman, involved witnessing the emotional abuse and degredation I suffered. My child drew this picture (above) for me, … Continue reading
CPS Breaks The Law & Father Fights Back In Federal Court!
“Unless you’ve been targeted by Child Protection Services, you cannot even begin to imagine the feeling of pain, grief, financial loss, helplessness and depression caused by having your children removed without due process, and the nightmare involved to get out. … Continue reading
Posted in Children Stolen by the Government, CPS/DHS, Legal News
Tagged 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals, Child Protection, children, Constitutional Cases, CPS, CPS Lawsuit, CPS Rally, CPS Reform, Dwight Mitchell, family, Family Preservation Foundation, justice, Law, Stop CPS From Legally Kidnapping Children
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Seven Family Court Cases Examined by Daily Caller Reveal Shocking Treatment of Parents, Kids
Title: “Police Raids Being Used to Enforce Custody Orders, Sending Kids Back to Abusive Parents and ‘Reunification Camps’” Link: POLICE RAIDS BEING USED TO ENFORCE CUSTODY ORDERS, SENDING KIDS BACK TO ABUSIVE PARENTS AND ‘REUNIFICATION CAMPS’ Published By: The Daily … Continue reading
Child Trafficking in China – DW Documentary
A child gets sold and the police and courts cover it up. I can’t bear this! I want my child back.” – Tan Jingjing, mother “Child Trafficking in China” is a brave documentary exposing the true story of a mother … Continue reading
Posted in Children Stolen by the Government, Family Court Injustice, Uncategorized
Tagged Black Market, Child Trafficking, China, Court Corruption, DW Documentary, family court, Family Law, Illegal Adoption, justice, Kidnapping, non custodial kidnapping, Stolen Children, Tan JingJing, Trafficking Family Court
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Family Court Judge Lyris Younge Transferred After Violating Parent’s Rights
Read Full Article Here: Controversial judge transferred from Family Court after numerous parents claim due-process violations (Philly Voice) Date: July 2, 2018 Author: Brian Hickey, Philly Voice staff Lyris Younge, a judge for the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas in … Continue reading
True Story Surviving Abuse & Homelessness
I was recently invited to give a speech for a supportive program that helps homeless families with housing and resources. This is my true story of surviving domestic violence, what it is like to be homeless and enter the shelter … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Violence, Our Family Albulm
Tagged affects of domestic violence on children, Domestic Violence, family, family court, Hennepin County Family Court, homeless, homeless and domestic violence, memoir, Project Home, Ramsey County family shelter, supportive housing, Trauma
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