NEW HAVEN — A Connecticut judge on Tuesday sentenced Paul Boyne, the 64-year-old Virginia blogger behind The Family Court Circus, to 20 years in prison followed by 10 years of special parole with conditions that include monitored internet use. Superior Court Judge Peter L. Brown
I received the email below. I am changing the name to protect the sender’s identity, but this is a typical formula in family court.
Editor’s Note: It is gratifying to hear from people researching the pirates and mercenaries in family court that they are finding Frank Report. Here is an example from author Lisa Ker r who went through the vicious system:
Shared Parenting is a concept that recognizes that both parents should have equal rights to raise, live with, interact and support their children. It promotes the idea that rather than family court judges deciding which parent should have custody and who should pay support, both parents have to work
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By Richard Luthmann
Christopher Ambrose, a Madison resident and suspended attorney, has been embroiled in a contentious legal battle concerning the custody of his three adopted teenage children. Despite their expressed desire to live with their adoptive mother, Karen Riordan, Ambrose has full custody. The situation has
An anonymous person, who did not like my story: San Diego DA Bungles Prosecution of Father as Hidden Tapes Emerge; While 16 Year-Old Bryce Emert Battles to Be Heard , made a strongly worded comment.
![The three Ambrose teenagers, Matthew, and Mia -- almost 17 and Sawyer [middle] 13 have sought to be heard but their father and the courts have so far silenced them.](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.frpbn.com%2Fmedia%2F2023_09_Sawyer-ambrose-e1695625226206-600x338.jpg%3Ft%3D2026-04-11T01%253A57%253A30.252Z&w=3840&q=75)
Three adopted Hispanic teenagers, Mia, Matthew, and Sawyer, say they need protection from their father, Christopher Ambrose – but no one is listening.
In our exploration of the juryless family court system, FR looks at a contentious case involving Matthew Lodice, a building contractor, and Theodora Antar, a law student at the University of Connecticut.
New Haven, CT: Paul A. Boyne, 62, of Springfield, Virginia, faces 18 felony cyberstalking charges for alleged online threats targeting three Connecticut judges.
