The Family Courts have two masters: Greed and Power.

They operate from a platform which guarantees the destruction of the family, endless death, violence and mental insanity.

They know very well the tension and misery they create and yet they cackle in glee whenever they bear witness to the forlorn faces of men, women and children as their lives are changed for the worse. 

The prisons are filled to capacity with those who couldn't find a way to pay child support and the police are endlessly called to clean up the brain matter of yet another suicide or remove the lifeless bodies of women and children, and sometimes a murdered ex-husband or boyfriend.

Yet, the public views the politicians who grandstand against "deadbeat parents" as heroes. They compute that men, or women who don't pay up, are scum, and that the poor, poor custodial parent is struggling to make ends meet.

Judges, lawyers, bar associations, psychiatrists, CPS workers, Guardian Ad Litems; are filthy, greedy, power-driven puppets working to forward the aims of the "destroy family agenda" that has been set upon us.

The public at large doesn't understand this and for many of them, they can't bear to even look at it because it's too great an evil to confront. Therein lies the trouble with communicating the horror of the broken home, the life-killing financial burdens and the empty, weeping heart that comes about when one is forced through the family law machine.

We have to stop this. We have to stop it now.

It cannot be done without a nation-wide concerted effort and for that to happen we must unite under one banner. America. In America, we have a constitution which guarantees the sovereign rights of every human being. That no man or woman shall be separated from his or her family without just cause, or his or her property without due process. No man or woman shall be punished for a civil debt and no man or woman shall be forced into indentured servitude.

The US Constitution has no gray area in the truths of our American liberties, but the corrupt Democratic policies have infiltrated our Republic and created slaves of men and women... and children.

We must fight and we must fight together.

I want this nightmare to end!

Which is why I am asking for everyone to contribute at least $5 to the campaign to SPREAD THE WORD and free us from all the injustice and heartaches.

The online marketing campaign that is planned WILL change millions of minds as it enlightens the public on a gradient scale to the plights of our current family law nightmare. It must be done. We have no choice. I will do all I can to get us there with every last breath in my body, but I can't do it alone.

Will you help?

Thank you.
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By Paul Walsh Star Tribune

An Orono woman discovered dead with her 5-year-old son Monday left a suicide note lamenting her long-running court battle with the father over custody that ended with them having joint parenting rights, according to a search warrant filed Wednesday.

Police have called the hangings of Gina Ilene Summers, 46, and her son Jude a murder-suicide. It appears to follow a lengthy custody dispute between Summers and the boy’s father, 51-year-old Jeff Sandberg, of Minnetonka.

Officers first stopped by the home Monday, after Sandberg notified police that he could not reach anyone there to arrange for picking up his son at 5 p.m., Police Chief Correy Farniok said. Summers and Sandberg have joint custody of the boy.
The home was locked and no one answered the door, Farniok said. Sandberg was advised to call back later if the situation remained the same, the chief said.
After the father called again, a relative who lived nearby and had keys let police in about 8 p.m. That’s when the bodies were found in the basement and a preliminary determination of murder-suicide was made, the chief said.

Summers’ typed and signed note, which was discovered nearby, “talked about prior domestic abuse and issues with the system and allowing a child to be ripped from his mother,” and it ended with, “Don’t let this happen to another child and mother.”

Sandberg released a statement late Thursday through his attorney pointing out how he went from enjoying a family fishing trip a week ago to the Boundary Waters with his 5-year-old son and others to now “planning the funeral for Jude, murdered by his mother, Gina Summers, when he was getting ready for his first day of Ready Start Kindergarten.”

Sandberg challenged the mother’s allegations, writing that Summers “since the onset of the case in January 2015 when she falsely accused the father of domestic abuse, never missed an opportunity to disrupt the established father-son relationship, both inside and outside of the Family Court paternity proceedings.”

He said Summers traumatized him and his family over the past 2½ years with “her actions and inactions, including her scheduling of multiple motions before the court, not only before but also after the trial, and subsequently to the Court of Appeals, and her absolute refusal to participate in ordered mediation.”

Police searched Summers’ house and found documents, including court and mental health papers. A camera system was also installed at the property.
According to court documents in their disputes over Jude’s custody and care, Summers and Sandberg began a romantic relationship in 2008, and the next year discussed having a child through in vitro fertilization. After several failed pregnancy attempts, Jude was born in August 2012.

By July 2015, the relationship had become toxic. Summers received an order for protection against Sandberg, saying he had been physically abusing her since 2009. That petition was eventually settled and dismissed.
But the two continued to fight over the pregnancy costs and how to care for the boy. They filed court motions against one another over which school district he should attend. On Friday, Hennepin County District Judge Edward Wahl ruled in Sandberg’s favor.

The court records include many of the boy’s report cards, pictures and assessments. His preschool teacher wrote that the boy is “doing great in class! He is such a smiley and loving boy!”
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Summers worked as a Realtor in the west metro. In an online biography, she spoke at length about activities with her son, that ranged “from reading to painting, from racing cars to swimming with them, from gardening to building, all ball sports, and not to mention teaching him to downhill ski at 17 months old; the list of fun goes on and on.”

​Jeffry Sandberg with sons Jude (front) and Nico.