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TITLE DIVORCE COURT SCAM FALSE ARREST MALICIOUS PROSECUTION POST "CONVICTION" PETITION |
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Paul H. DeeringParalegal & Family Rights AdvocateMy Dear Children
I am so sorry I was not able to be there for
you while you were growing up. I was overwhelmed with joy at your births and
so fiercely proud to be your
father. Some of my happiest memories are of raising
you. I have saved some of your belongings and all of your
photos, they are in
safe keeping for you. I want you to know that leaving was not a
matter of choice, and it broke my heart. Though your mother and I
agreed in the Judgment of
Divorce that we would split our parenting time near fifty/fifty and I
would
provide direct parental support, Judge McDonald, without authority,
knowingly
violated our Judgment of Divorce and ordered child support so high that
I could
not pay it. And if I did pay it I would have been left without
sufficient funds
to provide a home for us. Judge McDonald at the behest of the Friend of
the Court
– certainly not friend of the family – began a series of show cause hearings
demanding to know why I shouldn’t be thrown in jail for failing to pay
on his
lawless order. They then began what was to be a series of
incarcerations for my
refusal to pay – in spite of their knowledge I had no legal obligation.
I was
caring for the both of you in my own home in Rochester and then Gross
Point
Park nearly half the time, and loved the time we had together.
As a result
of all the unlawful actions of the judge, the repeated show
cause hearings, the
evolving series of jailings, I could not maintain a job, my schooling,
or even a
home to live where I could raise you as my own. In my effort to protect my
rights to watch
over you as your father and fight the injustice, I spent my entire
savings and every
line of credit I had. Finely bankrupt, and all but penniless, I left
for
Louisiana where there was work for me. Saying goodbye to
you was one of the
most difficult things I have ever done. I can still see it as though it
were
yesterday, the sorrow that overwhelmed you both, and the tears welling
up in
your eyes as you stepped out of my pickup truck for the last time. I
also wept. Your Aunt Mary informed me that you called her
trying to reach me about a year after I left, and that you
were in tears wanting
to hear from your father. Regrettably, by the time Mary informed me,
your home phone number was disconnected with no further listing available. I tried to stay in touch, but my cards,
letters,
and gifts came back rejected. I even called at your
school in
troy, but I was not allowed to speak to you there. I
obtained your high school academic records
and you have done very well. I understand from that
you
were involved in the One Act Play in high school and that you
were well thought of and respected. I hope you were happy
there -
I liked
the little community where you moved and might have moved
there
myself had circumstances been different. You have gone on to college and I am happy with your choice to do so.
In today’s world there isn’t much hope of building a career without
it. I also completed a Bachelors degree, a post grad professional
degree in
legal procedure, and I am now finishing a master’s degree in
psychology. My eldest,
it is my understanding that you attended a private religious College,
you have participated
in writing for the church, and have coauthored a film. Hopefully we
will not
all be robots in ten years! My second child, from your picture you
have
grown to a beautiful woman, and have finished your advanced
education as well. I would very much like to learn more about you, your
interests, and degree choice. One thing for certain, we are a family
with firm convictions
about education. With all this said, this letter is not really
about the past, though you deserve an explanation. We cannot
undo the
past, it is something we have to live with, accept, and cope with no
matter how
bitter. But we can make a future.
I am
still very proud to be your father and hope we can reunite and make
something
together of what lies ahead. The landscape of the undiscovered country,
the
future, is something we can paint, and the themes, texture, and
content are only restricted by our own self
imposed limitations. Your Father DIVORCE COURT SCAM FALSE ARREST MALICIOUS PROSECUTION - - - - CHILD DEVELOPMENT TITLE IV-D MYTHS & STATISTICS CHILD & FAMILY RIGHTS GROUPS PARTING THOUGHTS
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