California parents are forced to pay private monitors hundreds of dollars per visit to see their own children under court-ordered supervision, while the state’s Professional Supervised Visitation system profits from family court dysfunction through secretive business training funded by taxpayers.
Two court observers were evicted from Judge Cindy Hendrickson’s courtroom in Santa Clara County Superior Court on February 7, 2025, after serving her a judicial disqualification motion alleging political bias and undisclosed conflicts of interest, while Hendrickson responded by downplaying her ties to WomenSV and failing to address her co-appointment with Ford to the county’s Domestic Violence Council.
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After taking the life of an elderly married man and dearly loved father, Jennifer Higgins Bradanini…
Part One: California’s Private Judges, a Rolling Investigation By Susan Bassi Most people in California are unaware…
A bitter divorce and a bad experience in the family courts drove 55-year-old Susan Bassi to become…