It was January 2, 1996. As I stood on my front steps, holding my now 17 year old son, I was shaking with fear. Yet again, I had been falsely accused of child abuse and was involved in a surreal stand-off with a sheriff's deputy. This particular deputy's method of "determining if my children were in danger" involved screaming at me with such vehemence that he was showering me with his saliva.
Yesterday, this same child and I talked about that day 16 years ago. Fortunately for us, my children were never detained into foster care, or as I have come to call it, kidnapped by the state of Georgia. I have since made it my life's mission to help other falsely accused families. I have always tried to do what is right.
Unfortunately, I have let myself get discouraged over the last year or so- due to both some personal financial troubles and family health issues as well as having been involved in litigation. (Shell v. AFRA, et al) I have to snap out of it. If I am brave enough to stand up to a maniacal cop with anger management issues, then I can handle what life is throwing at me now.
I'm getting my ass back in gear. Stay tuned.
Showing posts with label Lawsuit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lawsuit. Show all posts
Friday, January 27, 2012
Monday, March 02, 2009
This is to notify Georgia Family Rights members that I personally, along with Georgia Family Rights as an organization, have been sued in federal court in Colorado by Suzanne Shell.
I am confident of having this action dismissed as to Georgia Family Rights, as well as dismissed regarding me personally.
Before that can happen, I will need to have an attorney file a jurisdictional motion on behalf of Georgia Family Rights, as an individual cannot represent a corporation pro se - this is true both in Georgia and in Colorado.
If any members have a preference for a specific attorney they would like to me use, please feel free to contact me privately.
I would like to ask that there be no discussion of this matter publicly on this group, as it would be inappropriate. In addition, I think it is usually best to ignore those who repeatedly engage in attention seeking behavior.
I will, of course, provide case updates, etc. to the group. Should any member have questions or comments, please contact one of the moderators privately so that we can answer your questions either privately or on the group, allowing anonymity to the member. I think this will prevent Mrs. Shell from frivolously adding any individual members to her lawsuit for the purposes of retaliation.
Should there be any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Dorothy
Tags: Dorothy Kernaghan-Baez, AFRA, family rights, twitter, cyber-dissident, tarot cards, psychic, DFACS, Georgia, politics, Georgia Family Rights, Suzanne Shell, Shell v. AFRA, et al
I am confident of having this action dismissed as to Georgia Family Rights, as well as dismissed regarding me personally.
Before that can happen, I will need to have an attorney file a jurisdictional motion on behalf of Georgia Family Rights, as an individual cannot represent a corporation pro se - this is true both in Georgia and in Colorado.
If any members have a preference for a specific attorney they would like to me use, please feel free to contact me privately.
I would like to ask that there be no discussion of this matter publicly on this group, as it would be inappropriate. In addition, I think it is usually best to ignore those who repeatedly engage in attention seeking behavior.
I will, of course, provide case updates, etc. to the group. Should any member have questions or comments, please contact one of the moderators privately so that we can answer your questions either privately or on the group, allowing anonymity to the member. I think this will prevent Mrs. Shell from frivolously adding any individual members to her lawsuit for the purposes of retaliation.
Should there be any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Dorothy
Tags: Dorothy Kernaghan-Baez, AFRA, family rights, twitter, cyber-dissident, tarot cards, psychic, DFACS, Georgia, politics, Georgia Family Rights, Suzanne Shell, Shell v. AFRA, et al
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