Are family law attorneys, family law judges too?

We welcome anyone to share their experiences if you have walked into a family law or dependency courtroom only to discover that the person presiding over your case is a family law attorney sitting on the bench. It raises obvious concerns about collusion. Public frustration is already high over the close relationships among judges, attorneys, minor’s counsel, social workers, child‑custody evaluators, psychologists, mediators, therapists, and others connected to the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC). HERE you can see an invite “”Attorneys may volunteer their time to serve as part of the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara Temporary Judge Program”

Has RaiseYourRights.org done anything to stop this collusion? Absolutely.  Child custody evaluators and attorneys acting as judges, have made billions decimating California families as part of the $50 Billion dollar industry that still controls the family and juvenile dependency courts. However, parents are saying “no more” and both sides are refusing to cooperate. Both sides are refusing to be ordered by a judge (or a “temporary family” law attorney acting as a judge) to pay for colluding AFCC members to come to court and testify against him or her.