Help Me Dismantle the Family Court Racket in Connecticut

In Connecticut a cabal of lawyers, judges, guardian ad litem, custody evaluators, and other court actors have conspired together to enrich themselves while snatching children, primarily from a fit parent to an unfit parent.

If you live in Connecticut, you aren't likely to hear much about this, because local media refuses to cover it. Instead, this cabal has received attention in alternative sources. It was the subject of a 2016 book called "The Worst Interest of the Child." Find the book here.

I wrote about Democrat Connecticut State Representative Minnie Gonzalez and her fight with the judiciary in 2019.

In 2013, the Connecticut legislature created the “Task Force to Study Legal Disputes Involving the Care and Custody of Minor Children” after numerous complaints about that state’s family court.

Minnie Gonzalez is a Democratic who is deputy majority leader in the Connecticut House of Representatives who has spoken to hundreds of parents and said that abuse continues.

“It happens a lot,” said Gonzalez, of police raids being used in her state. “It’s not about children or family here, it’s about money.”

The problem has not gone away. In fact, the corrupt forces continue to destroy families. In the last year, Wayne Dolcefino has investigated the courts in Connecticut. Below is one piece.

It's also been reported by the Frank Report. In one story, custody was given to a step-mother after the abusive father died. Check out that story here.

In another, the Frank Report featured a stay at home LGBT mom who also lost custody unfairly.

Her wife sold the house and moved to Connecticut which gave another disadvantage to Teri, the claim of spousal abandonment. Teri moved to CT in September 2019. She sought an attorney to get help, and she learned that physical abuse went on by her wife against her daughter; it escalated to sexual abuse allegations, confirmed in 2019 by CT Dept. of Family Services.

But the money was against her and money alone drives the vicious lawyers, and especially the children’s plunderers – the guardians-ad-litem, the scourge of the whole earth. Teri was unable to raise enough money to fight the fight to redeem her seven year old daughter out of an environment of plain and notorious abuse.

It’s the old story. Down here in Connecticut all the lawyers know. No contact for the poorer parent. Teri has been denied contact with her children, including her biological daughter, for two and one half years.

These are the kinds of stories I hear from Connecticut parents as well. It's time that the state get the kind of scrutiny it deserves. Please help with the fundraiser. For $250 raised, I will do one story.