The family court custody crisis is becoming more apparent in the 16th Judicial Circuit Court in Mount Clemens, Michigan. Anita is fighting for full-time custody of her two daughters, who were taken away from her in 2017 based on a malicious accusation that she was mentally unstable. Her abuser, Mark Novak, was awarded custody, and she was only given limited and supervised visitation for reasons that were against the law and common sense.

Mark has been abusing and neglecting the children, brainwashing them to hate their mother and rewarding them with gifts for rejecting her. The mother's limited contact and lack of nurturing, combined with the father's abusive behavior, has caused severe complex PTSD in both girls. The court, specifically Judge Teri Lynn Dennings and Chief Brian Nicholas, have refused to change the custody order, despite evidence of abuse by Mark.

This case is unfortunately not unique, as many fit and protective parents are losing custody of their children for no good reason, resulting in a crisis in the family court system. The mother has filed numerous motions, but they have all been denied without explanation. There is a common theme of ill intentions and corruption in the family court system, which contributes to child trafficking and exploitation rings.

It is time to demand that Judge Teri Lynn Dennings restore full custody of the children to their mother and put an end to the abuse and enslavement by Mark. Time is of the essence, and the power lies in the judge's hands.