After appellate court judge Jon Schmidt sidestepped an extremely important constitutional question, I submitted a petition for review to Minnesota's highest court last week. The supreme court must answer whether a district court may deny a parent’s right to custody and parenting time with their minor child without a finding of parental unfitness. If not,
The MN Court of Appeals filed its opinion this morning. Jon Schmidt wrote the decision. Governor Tim Walz appointed Judge Jon Schmidt to the court one year ago. His biography shows he worked for the Hennepin County Attorney's Office before taking the bench. [See update below.] A Brief History You might not know that the
An Early Decision The MN Court of Appeals just released a notice. The Court will issue its opinion in my custody appeal on September 23, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. The decision comes just 47 days after the three-judge panel's deliberation on August 7, 2024. The Court has a full ninety days to render a decision,
In April 2024, I filed a 25-page formal brief with the Minnesota Court of Appeals. I asked the court to overturn the flagrantly biased order from Referee Jason T. Hutchison and his feminist activist law clerk, Kala Swenson. Their order came riddled with factual errors, and they twisted Minnesota statutes to meet their predetermined conclusions.
In August 2023, the Family Court in Hennepin County, MN took away custody of my three little girls. That came as a shock given my hard-fought victories in three previous trials proving my innocence after their mother levied multiple false accusations. One counselor warned me: "There is no justice in Family Court." I refused to
The power of the government to take children from loving parents exists in every state. A recent story broke in Montana when Child and Family Services took custody away from Todd and Krista Kolstad after refusing to allow their 14-year-old girl to transition into a boy. Republican Governor, Greg Gianforte, responded to the national news
What does it take for the Court to correct factual errors in an Order? Referee Jason T. Hutchison (pictured above) continues to preside over my Family Court matter. As noted in my previous post, his Order on August 9, 2023, contained numerous errors. In its most notable error, the Court fabricated testimony. I subpoenaed my
Referee Jason T. Hutchison and his law clerk, Kala Swenson, issued an Order Modifying Custody on August 9, 2023. The Court took seven months to adjudicate the issue of custody, electing to wait nearly three months to render a decision after the parties submitted their proposed findings in mid-May. After winning three prior trials, Ms.
On April 27, 2023, my expert witness took the stand. I took copious notes as he described parental alienation as a form of child abuse that involves isolating, terrorizing, and corrupting children. He said his team concluded that the sexual abuse allegations against me were false and that the mother's promulgation of the abuse narrative
On January 13, 2023, I won my third trial - a dismissal of the Department of Human Services (CPS) case to terminate my parental rights. I planned to pick my daughters up from the school the next week. However, their mother refused to allow our three little girls to return to my home, despite saying
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