A Father’s Nightmare: The Story of Robbie Shawn and Judge Craig McCarthy’s Shocking Custody Decision

Introduction:

Family court can be a battlefield, where emotions run high and the stakes are incredibly personal. But the case of Robbie Shawn, a dedicated father from San Diego, is an alarming example of how the system can fail to protect the most vulnerable – our children. After years of fighting for custody of his daughter Lizabelle, Robbie found himself facing a series of baffling decisions by Judge Craig McCarthy (“Sleepy Craig”) that have put Lizabelle’s safety and well-being in jeopardy.

A Hard-Won Victory, Quickly Undermined:

Robbie’s story began in 2019 when, after an exhaustive legal process, he was awarded majority timesharing of Lizabelle. The court recognized Lizabelle’s mother’s history of mental instability, substance abuse, neglect, and multiple dependency cases. It seemed like a triumph for a father who simply wanted to provide a stable and loving home for his daughter.

However, Lizabelle’s mother refused to accept the court’s decision. She embarked on a campaign of parental alienation, kidnapping Lizabelle multiple times, filing frivolous restraining orders, and even shaving Lizabelle’s head to evade authorities. This pattern of instability and manipulation would soon become a central issue in the case.

Enter Judge McCarthy: A Series of Perplexing Decisions:

When Judge Craig McCarthy took over the case, Robbie’s hopes for a smooth transition were dashed. False allegations of drug use, fueled by Lizabelle’s mother and her friend Jennifer Ashenfelter (a known meth addict), seemed to sway the judge’s opinion. Despite Robbie’s clean record and stable life in San Diego, the judge inexplicably denied his request to relocate back home with Lizabelle.

Even more disturbingly, Judge McCarthy ordered Lizabelle to remain in Florida with her mother, despite credible allegations of sexual abuse by her mother’s uncle, with whom they reside. This decision, which seemingly ignored the evidence and prioritised the mother’s wishes over Lizabelle’s safety, has left Robbie and his family bewildered and desperate.

A Courtroom in Chaos:

Robbie’s attempts to seek justice have been met with a wall of silence. Motions for a guardian ad litem, petitions to relocate, and evidence of the abuse allegations have been ignored by Judge McCarthy and his assistant. As the new school year approaches, Lizabelle’s future hangs in the balance, with her education and well-being threatened by a court order that keeps her in a dangerous environment.

A Father’s Desperation:

Robbie, who has exhausted his financial resources fighting for his daughter’s safety, is now turning to the public for help. His story is a chilling reminder that the family court system, designed to protect children, can sometimes become a tool for manipulation and injustice.

Conclusion:

The case of Robbie Shawn and Lizabelle is a heartbreaking testament to the power of parental alienation and the devastating consequences of judicial inaction. It is a story that demands attention, accountability, and reform. We must advocate for a family court system that prioritizes the well-being of children above all else and holds judges responsible for their decisions.


Comments

2 responses to “A Father’s Nightmare: The Story of Robbie Shawn and Judge Craig McCarthy’s Shocking Custody Decision”

  1. Jessica Avatar
    Jessica

    Jennifer Ashenfelter was able to easily manipulate the court with a simple fake text message. I was a family friend of Victoria, and I was around as all of this was going down. Jennifer was angry at Robbie after he fired her and refused to date her, so she sought revenge, and easily accomplished it by befriending Victoria.

  2. Diane Masterson Avatar
    Diane Masterson

    Please contact all forms of media, press, newspaper, tv, and child protection foundations, services, agencies, etc. Some child advocate attorneys might help or point you in the right direction.

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