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📢 A Father’s Rights: Erased Without Evidence

🛑 One day, I woke up to find I was no longer a father.
Not because I abandoned my child, not because I was proven unfit. But because a court, with no jurisdiction, decided I no longer had a say in my son’s life—without trial, without defense, and without evidence.

💔 This is my story, and it’s not just about me.
It’s about what happens when false accusations go unchecked, when the courts ignore the truth, and when fathers are erased from their children’s lives by a flawed system.

⚖️ I was silenced.
My rights were taken from me based on fabricated claims and inaccurate financial documents—and there was no way for me to speak up. But I’ve gathered the proof. The court documents, the recordings, the undeniable evidence that shows how this system can fail not just me—but many fathers like me.

📢 I’m sharing this story because I’m not the only one.
If you think this can’t happen to someone like me, think again. If this can happen to me, it can happen to anyone.

🔗 Want to know how this happened? Read the proof, see the recordings, and understand how we can fight for justice together.

Restraining Order Oregon 2023

This is my Story

Audio of True Events of DV Discretion is Advised

Videos & Audio

Hunger Strike – The Right to Be a Father

Due Process | I Was Never Served!

Failure to properly serve a party in legal proceedings is a fundamental violation of due process, as guaranteed by the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. Without proper notice, the right to be heard is denied, rendering any judgment void for lack of jurisdiction. ( I NEVER LIVED IN ARKANSAS!) I WAS NEVER SERVED!

Failure to properly serve a defendant in legal proceedings constitutes a fundamental violation of due process rights, as enshrined in both the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution. These amendments mandate that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, which inherently includes the right to receive notice of legal actions and the opportunity to be heard.

I NEVER LIVED IN ARKANSAS!, but In Arkansas, the Rules of Civil Procedure explicitly outline the requirements for service of process. Rule 4 stipulates that proper service must be executed to confer jurisdiction over a defendant; without it, any judgment rendered is void.

Moreover, Arkansas Code § 16-58-134 specifies a time limit for service:

If service of the summons is not made upon a defendant within one hundred twenty (120) days after the filing of the complaint, the action may be dismissed as to that defendant without prejudice..."

The U.S. Supreme Court has consistently reinforced the necessity of proper service. The Court held that notice must be "reasonably calculated" to inform interested parties of the action and afford them an opportunity to present objections. Failure to provide such notice violates the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

In my case, the lack of proper service—evidenced by your absence from the residence for months, health issues, and the fact that USPS does not deliver mail to your home—renders any judgments against you void due to lack of jurisdiction. The contradictory claims by Arkansas attorneys regarding a supposed signature further undermine the legitimacy of the proceedings. Proceeding without ensuring proper service not only violated my constitutional rights but also contravenes established Arkansas procedural laws.

Falsely Accused!

The Reality of a Broken System: A Father's Fight for Justice

Without a criminal record, charge, or even being questioned, the ex-spouse made dangerous and false accusations to criminalize me and gain the upper hand in child custody—stopping at nothing to manipulate the system. Arkansas courts, without any investigation, blindly accepted her claims despite having no jurisdiction. Just 30 days after leaving Oregon, she fled to Arkansas after lying to CPS and authorities, fabricating a narrative that suited her agenda.

Now, without evidence or due process, Arkansas has branded me as a dangerous human being, issuing a 10-year no-contact order with my son—yet no one has ever come to ask me about the truth. They believed her without question. How did attorneys and judges accept the words of someone with a history of abuse and battery—not just against me, but against the child who witnessed it all?

I spoke out against her drug and alcohol abuse, against her breastfeeding my son while intoxicated. It was morally wrong and unhealthy—my son didn't deserve that. The video showcases the real voices of that abuse. At what point did she feel threatened? Was she really the victim? Who was doing all the screaming? Who was lying? How am I the aggressor?

The authorities have ignored my desperate pleas to be heard. This isn't about me. This is about what my son was forced to endure. Yet I have been maliciously prosecuted without committing a crime, caught in a racist, discriminatory system riddled with biases against me. Look at the evidence. What have I done to be discarded as a father? Is there a law against a father loving my son?

10 Years No Contact

Labeled as Dangerous without committing a crime

To speak the truth invites retaliation. To stand in it brings injustice. But to endure it brings justice.

No Criminal Record

End the Corruption!

When a system is designed to entrap fathers rather than protect, corruption is no accident.

SYSTEMIC

Arkansas Divorce Decree - No Verification of Financial Claims!

Monthly Wages 2025

W2 Original Issued Document Year 2024

1098 IRS Mortgage Document 2023

Arkansas Child Support Fraud: Corrupt & Unverified Claims!

Faulkner County Arkansas Court: Corrupt Financial Claims

Unethical

Manipulating the legal system through forum shopping and repeatedly filing false claims across multiple states is not just unethical—it is a criminal act under both federal and state law. Perjury in federal proceedings, as outlined in 18 U.S.C. § 1621, carries penalties of up to five years in prison. Similarly, state laws hold individuals accountable for fraudulent claims, such as ORS 162.065 in Oregon, which classifies perjury as a Class C felony, and Arkansas Code § 5-53-106, which criminalizes inconsistent sworn statements. These statutes exist to protect the integrity of the judicial process, ensuring that false allegations do not undermine justice. Those who abuse the courts by engaging in these deceptive practices must face the full weight of federal and state prosecution.

Judges and attorneys who make or allow false claims in court documents without proper verification violate both federal and state laws. Under 18 U.S.C. § 1001 (False Statements), knowingly submitting or facilitating false statements in a federal proceeding is a federal offense, punishable by fines and up to five years in prison. Furthermore, attorneys who engage in or fail to correct fraudulent filings breach their ethical obligations under the American Bar Association’s Model Rules of Professional Conduct (Rule 3.3 – Candor Toward the Tribunal), which mandates that lawyers must not knowingly make false statements of fact or law to a court. Judges who knowingly permit such misconduct may also violate 42 U.S.C. § 1983 (Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law), exposing themselves to civil liability. In Oregon (ORS 162.075 - False Swearing) and Arkansas (Arkansas Code § 5-53-102 - False Swearing), perjury and false statements under oath are punishable criminal offenses. A court's authority is not a shield for fraud—when legal professionals knowingly use the system to wrongfully incriminate someone, they are not just violating ethics; they are committing criminal acts and should be held fully accountable under federal and state law.

Judicial & Attorney Accountability for False Claims

Forum Shopping & False Claims

False Claims & Restraining Order Abuse Across States (Forum Shopping)

State of Oregon October, 2022

Oregon Restraining Oct. 2022 & Dismissal & Arkansas Nov. 2023 Restraining Order

Oregon Dismissal November, 2022

State of Arkansas November, 2023

Restraining November, 2023 Faulkner Arkansas

Petition for Annulment & False Claims Faulkner Arkansas

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