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Killer Family Courts?

    Arizona’s Capitol shook on August 27, 2025, as Senator Mark Finchem and Representative Rachel Keshel led a searing hearing into family court corruption. Parents and whistleblowers exposed judges ignoring abuse, DCS tearing families apart, and a billion-dollar custody racket enriching lawyers and evaluators. Kathy Sherlock recounted how her daughter Kayden was murdered after a judge forced unsupervised visits. Danielle Pollock warned of nationwide dangers while pushing Kayden’s Law. Attorney Michael Moore exposed the “legal cartel” feeding off families’ pain. From burned homes to murdered children, the testimony was brutal. Finchem and Keshel vowed Arizona would lead the national reform fight.

    The New Guard

      On September 11, 2025, Connecticut’s family court insiders will gather at the elite Elm City Club to celebrate their own. The Council for Non-Adversarial Divorce will honor psychologist Sidney S. Horowitz for his decades of influence on custody litigation. Critics say this is no celebration — it’s a coronation for the next generation of judges and court vendors who profit from prolonged custody fights. Families, especially mothers, allege a system rigged for profit, with entrenched actors using “the best interest of the child” to justify private pay appointments, unchecked discretion, and court-empowered trauma. Reformers call it legalized racketeering in plain sight.

      AZ Family Court Bombshell: Dr. Bandy Lee exposes the family court crisis, calling it judicial terrorism, child torture, and racketeering.

      AZ FAMILY COURT BOMBSHELL

        Arizona’s family court system is under fire. At a bombshell hearing led by Senator Mark Finchem and Representative Rachel Keshel, world-renowned forensic psychiatrist Dr. Bandy X. Lee torched the judiciary, calling family courts “one of the deadliest places for children.” Dr. Lee testified that judges routinely ignore expert evidence, rely on unqualified hacks, and hand children to abusers. With explosive claims of torture, trafficking, and judicial racketeering, Arizona’s reckoning has begun—and other states are watching. “This is not just unethical—it’s criminal,” Dr. Lee warned. “If we don’t act, the system must be abolished for the safety of our children.”