California's Kids-4-Crypto
For over thirty years, judges in Northern California operated secret meetings with private attorneys, government lawyers, police officers, politicans and reporters. In those meetings they created headlines and rigged cases, targetting community property subject to divorce or probate.
They stole children and equity from family homes using the code " high conflict" to enrich themselves, destroying families as they did.
For decades, a core group of lawyers in every county worked in " pre- divorce" planning to move money off shore, out of the eye of the IRS , children and former spouses.
Then came Silicon Valley's venture capital, cryptocurrency and stock options. A new Gold Rush in Califoria that sent information and dark money flooding into the family law community.
Kids- 4 -Cash scandal in Pennsylvania sent judges, lawyers and contractors to prison for a bribery scheme related to private prisons.
Courts in Silicon Valley, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles and Orange County in California supassed what was done in other states and fueled wrongdoing in the family courts, leaving children and families crushed emotionally and financially.
The FBI is presently investiating Kids- 4- Crypto. A scheme that impacted middle class families and children. It is said to be California's biggest white collar and public corruption investigation in California's history. A divorce attorney Ponzi scheme that involved public judges, lawyers, accountants, therapists, real estate agents and attorneys court appointed to represent children, or to act as private judges.
In 2023, this website will be used to report on how content from parents , lawyers and citizen journalists helped uncover it all. Prior posts can continue to be accessed through backdoor searches.
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Content on this website comes from interviews, whistleblowers and court watchers in family courts across California. We are working on bringing on PA, Texas, CT and other states. Until coverage in other states is in place, please make comments and connect on social media.
For more legal information and resources, this page at the Riverside County Law Library is helpful: http://www.rclawlibrary.org/community/blog/2017/03/can-i-get-legal-advice-law-library/
A list of law libraries in California is available from the Judicial Council at this link: http://www.courts.ca.gov/1091.htm
Send your comments or complaints about content or comments on this website, email us at : CalJohnQPublic.com