10/27/2026
There is a peace that comes from trusting God even when you are standing in a courtroom fighting for time with your child. 🙏
In 2022, we finalized a parenting plan for my son. I thought that meant stability. I was ready to move forward, raise my son, and leave years of conflict behind us.
I had no idea what was coming.
After unsuccessful protection-order filings in 2024, allegations eventually led to my son being removed from my care. I dispute those allegations, and I have serious concerns about how those declarations were prepared and whether family connections within law enforcement and CPS influenced the process. Those concerns deserve an independent review.
Since then, my experience has been motion after motion, accusations I dispute, and precious time with my son that I will never get back.
I went public because I felt unheard in the very place that was supposed to protect my child and ensure fairness. No parent should have to build a public platform just to feel that someone is listening.
Today, I walked into court facing another motion from attorney Mason Pickett. The judge said she would strike it because I had not been given enough time to respond. That procedural protection matters. Parents deserve a meaningful opportunity to answer allegations before decisions affecting their families are made.
I believe the repeated litigation in my case has become a pattern of harassment. Multiple judicial officers have recused themselves, and I want transparent answers about how my case will receive a fair and impartial hearing. Recusals alone do not establish misconduct, but the public deserves accountability for how its courts operate.
And this reaches beyond my family. Court time, staffing, and resources are publicly funded. Taxpayers deserve to know whether those resources are being used responsibly and whether safeguards against abusive litigation are actually working.
I am asking our community to demand independent review, responsible spending, and consistent enforcement of the rules for everyone. Contact local elected officials and court leadership about these systemic concerns. Ask what oversight exists and how families can report misconduct and receive a meaningful response.
Our children deserve safety. Our families deserve due process. Our courtrooms should be places where evidence is examined and injustice is confronted.
I cannot recover the time I have lost with my son. But I can keep speaking, keep documenting, and keep pushing for a system that treats families fairly.
My faith is in God. My love for my son has never wavered. And my commitment to accountability is not going away. 🤍
