August 16, 2013
Greetings to all concerned and oppressed Parents,
Are you ensnared in the Tarrant County Family Law Court 322, with seemingly NO WAY OUT?
In the past, I always voted for Judge Nancy Berger. She will never receive my vote again, or the votes of my family and friends who witnessed her dishonorable and odious behavior towards me in the courtroom. Judge Berger was extremely thoughtless and rude during the finalizing of my four (4) year divorce, Cause No. 322-464500-09, on Aug 1, 2013. I will support and vote for anyone who campaigns against Judge Berger. Judge Berger has a reputation with other Legal professionals to be volatile, hostile and unpredictable in the courtroom.
If you are currently in the midst of a divorce and custody battle, you and your child(ren) are not alone, even though you FEEL lost and totally alone. You are one of many families being legally abused by judges and attorneys, alike. This breaks down emotional confidence and financial stability over years of litigation. The attorneys are not concerned with the best interest of children, they are only concerned about one thing: GETTING RICH OFF OF YOUR CASE.
Legal Abuse Syndrome is a form of PTSD - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - please do not be embarrassed to see your medical doctor and a counselor for this condition. I highly recommend that you seek medical care, as high blood pressure (caused from the relentless stress) can cause strokes or heart attacks, panic/anxiety attacks can become overwhelming, and depression can weigh very heavily on your heart and seem to paralyze you. This condition is very real and can effect every walk of life, race, and gender; no matter your level of success.
Judge N. Berger and Judge J. Munford are both grossly negligent, unaccountable, and incompetent when it comes to the welfare of your child(ren). The Case Worker assigned to your case is NOT trained in child development. You have the right to request a Guardian Ad Litem for your child(ren).
Seek all the support and guidance you can from family, friends, and yes - even co-workers at your job. People around you will respond positively and empathetically when you sincerely share your story, or parts of your story. Attending church regularly, and prayer, is amazing and you can always request to be added to prayer lists/chains of other churches. During this time of severe distress and turmoil, you may wish to refer to the Book of Job, in the Holy Bible, or the Book of Psalms. I am simply sharing what helped me survive the tremendous pain of the past four (4) years, when I thought I could not make it another day.
You must stay strong and keep your wits about you for the benefit of your child(ren). They have no one else to turn to, or trust, during such lengthy custody battles, which are out of your control. Most likely, your children have already seen Police Officers, CPS workers, Social Workers, and a myriad of other people who were supposed to be an advocate for the children. These people will easily let both you and the children down. These people will completely DESTROY all confidence the child(ren) have in authority figures - of any kind. You will often hear your child say, "I do not like Police Officers, Case Workers lie, attorneys don't help." You, yourself, will feel the same way as your child about these fake "professionals." Stay closely connected with your child(ren), do not let your child(ren) shut down communication with you. Reinforce to your child DAILY, or as often as possible, that you all are a team, you have your child's back (because no one else does) and tell them often that you all will make it through this together, how special they are, and that YOU LOVE THEM VERY MUCH! Sing songs together, dance together, and listen to music with positive energy.
This is my first blog, so I appreciate your patience with me as I share my own personal (very fresh and painful) experiences of living through such an unethical, and downright inhumane, Family Law Legal System in the District Court of Tarrant County Ft Worth, Texas 322nd Judicial District Court.
Best regards,
A Loving and Devoted Mother
