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Johnson County, Kansas Case Manager Facts

Some case managers like to make Mom and Dad look equal, even if one is abusive. This eliminates the need for a real decision and any competence on their part. If you are the better parent, expect to be attacked. If they can't make your ex-spouse look better, they have to make you look worse.
A case manager told me that she did not have to follow the conclusions / recommendations of a psychological evaluation that was ordered by the Court and adopted into the court record.
Case managers have intentionally written false and misleading reports to the court, to force the case to a particular outcome. I believe this is called Case Fixing.
A Case Manager committed extensive perjury during a custody hearing, which significantly affected the outcome of that hearing. Judge Janice Russell was aware of of the perjury, but successfully protected the Case Manager by refusing to admit the evidence of perjury due to a minor procedural error. This is definitely case fixing and maybe conspiracy.
When I was falsely accused by a case manager of wrong doing, I asked for the proof, or at least an example of the behavior that caused the Case Manager to arrive at her conclusion. The case manager told me that she did not need any proof, all she needed was her opinion.
Arrogance abounds, along with large chips on their shoulder.

Case Management in Johnson County is out of control.

Diane Lund - A legend in her own mind

Nancy Caviar

Where Is The Kansas House Of Representatives and Kansas Senate On This Issue?

The Kansas Legislature is very much aware of the problems with Case Managers and that the above Kansas Statues governing Case Managers, are very poorly written, so why have they not changed this statue. One can only speculate; maybe there are just too many lawyers in the Kansas Legislature.

The information on this page is directly related to my case in Johnson County, Kansas and the individuals involved with this case.