The JudgeMental Podcast – Episode 43: "Crystal Clear"
In this episode, Christine and Hugh dive back into the complexities of Jefferson County Family Court, sharing updates and insights on recent cases and court decisions. Christine opens up about her recent 24-hour fast and addresses rumors, before the hosts turn their attention to the latest developments in family law.
Key topics discussed include:
The ongoing saga of a mother detained by Lauren Ogden, her new legal representation, and the push for transparency in FOC (Friend of the Court) billing and reporting.
The importance of requesting and reviewing FOC files and billing records, and the challenges attorneys face in obtaining complete and accurate documentation.
A deep dive into a recent Court of Appeals decision overturning Judge Lauren Ogden’s restriction of a father’s parenting time, and the troubling aftermath in court proceedings.
The hosts’ candid reactions to the judge’s response (or lack thereof) to being overturned, and the broader implications for families navigating the system.
The problematic role of FOCs in the courtroom, including issues with billing, testimony, and the need for greater accountability.
Listener stories and calls for more transparency and reform in family court processes.
If you have your own stories or experiences with FOCs in Jefferson County, Christine and Hugh want to hear from you! Visit judge-y.com or use the judge-y app to share your story and connect with the community.
Tune in for a frank, insightful, and sometimes jaw-dropping look at the realities of family court. New episodes every Monday!
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