How California Courts Really Work
Public policy in California seeks to assure spouses have access to courts to equitably divide property acquired during a marriage. Sadly, over the past two decades, wealth flooding into the state's legal system and real estate markets has altered how the courts operate.
For those involved in criminal, civil, probate or divorce and cusotdy cases, your proceedings were likely tainted by corruption linked to lawyers, judges and experts armed with immunity and no oversight. .
For those involved in criminal, civil, probate or divorce and cusotdy cases, your proceedings were likely tainted by corruption linked to lawyers, judges and experts armed with immunity and no oversight. .
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In the 1980s, a group of lawyers met in Los Angeles where they hatched the most elaborate bribery scheme that would ulitmately corrupt thousands of California's legal proceedings. The scam operated through lawyers, judges and arbitrators linked to class action law suits and related settlments. Schemers plotted to fund JAMS, a private business that would take cases out of the courts and provide a private retirement plan to public court judges. Help from from lawmakers, state bar staff, and public court judges assured Thomas Girardi, Howard Miller, Jim Towery, Jack Trotter and Ron George were unstoppable.
Four decades after their intial meetings in swanky LA bars and country clubs, the the enterprise expanded to employment agreements, contracts associated with the NFL and California's entertainment industry. Then came family law cases connected to Silicon Valley, Los Angeles and Orange County.
In Northern California, judges operated secret meetings with private attorneys, government lawyers, police officers, politicans and reporters. They created headlines and rigged cases, as they targeted community property subject to divorce or probate cases. They moved money off shore accounts out of the eye of the IRS in an effort to fund private businesses such as reunification camps similar to what was seen in the Kids- 4 -Cash scandal, that sent judges, lawyers and contractors to prison for a bribery scheme related to private prisons.
Charities that cater to victims of child abuse or domestic violence are being used to rig cases linked to California's wealthiest families invovled in probate, custody of divorce cases. Conservatorships flow money to the enterprise without questions or objections. Our watchlist warns of charities reportedly committing fraud in connection with family law matters.
This blog played an important role in a seven year investigation overlapping with the FBI, SEC and IRS, similar to what was seen in = Operation Greylord. Previous posts can only be reached through back access and reporting on indictments is set to begin on or about December 1, 2022.
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To provide a tip to the FBI about Operation Mysery Dinners please Email FBI Agent Trombetta , Or send a postcard to California Attorney Ann Trombetta , SBN #258633 , via US Mail at 3725 Westwind Blvd. Ste 202. Santa Rosa, California 94503.
Plainly state the names of those you claim to be connected to this investigation and it will be entered into the database.
Photos: Kids for Cash saw judges sending kids to private prisons where they held a finanicial interest. (left)
Reunifcation Camps including Family Bridges, Overcoming Barriers and Transitioning Families are used to incite conflict and traffic children to abusive parents willing to pay the enterprise. Private transport businesses are unregulated and use former police officers to forcibly remove children from parents in connection with a divorce or custody case.
Reunifcation Camps including Family Bridges, Overcoming Barriers and Transitioning Families are used to incite conflict and traffic children to abusive parents willing to pay the enterprise. Private transport businesses are unregulated and use former police officers to forcibly remove children from parents in connection with a divorce or custody case.
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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
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