Family Judges are important to us because they make choices every day that determines the outcome of relationships.\u00a0 These are relationships between husbands and wives, parents and children, siblings, blood related families and fictive kinships, and even family violence victims and their abusers. \u00a0Most people don\u2019t wake up one morning and think, \u201cI want to allow a total stranger to decide if and when I can see my children\u201d.\u00a0 \u00a0In fact, many can\u2019t bear the thought of something like that ever happening to them. They often get there because of a broken promise.\u00a0 Most of us meet someone and decide that we want to enter into relationship with them, or are born into relationships.\u00a0 Whether chosen or born into a relationship, there is usually some form of promise given to love, honor and cherish that person and the promise usually ends with \u201cfor the rest of my life\u201d.\u00a0 Unfortunately, for more of us than we would like, \u201cfor the rest of my life\u201d becomes a broken promise.\u00a0 Feeling the betrayal of this broken promise is an emotional pain that can lead to all forms of emotional responses.\u00a0 Sometimes help is sought to repair the relationship by various relationship professionals and when those efforts are successful, Hallelujah and pass the turkey at Thanksgiving again! When they are not successful, the momentum of a broken promise and failed attempts to repair the breach can send individuals into Family Courts feeling wounded, hurt, depressed, angry, possessive, and you fill in the blank. \u00a0Good people dealing with these emotions come before a judge, for that judge to decide the status of the broken relationship for the rest of the litigants\u2019 lives. This is usually because the litigants have tried to do so for themselves and failed.\u00a0 When you or your loved one stands there, the question is, who do you want as the judge making that decision?<\/p>\n
As a Christian and Bronze Star Veteran, I have spent a large portion of my life dealing with people in difficult situations and know that the decisions made in these situations must be done according to the law and in a spirit of compassion.\u00a0 Please see additional pages on this site for more information about my capacity for compassion.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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