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The database at the bottom of this page is the work of several individuals who have tirelessly mined data from California’s superior courts which oftentimes deny access public records concerning the assignment of privately compensated judges to family law case. The database is updated in realtime as information is obtained. If you have information concerning a family law case assigned to a privately compensated judges please add a case.

For more information on how California’s corrupt “private judge” scheme works read this article.

Despite numerous public access and records requests under California Rules of Court, rules 2.400, 2.834, 10.500, the California Constitution, common law, California’s Superior Courts, privately compensated judges, and their affiliated entities, continue to withhold public access and records in furtherance of the scheme.

The California Courts’ refusal to provide basic access to public proceedings, public records, and truthful disclosures from individuals temporarily appointed as judicial officers in family law proceedings under the guise of “privately compensated judge pro tem” fosters a culture of judicial corruption that exploits and harms California’s families. The system and its enablers undermine the integrity of California’s judicial system.

Update: 3/21/22 – 73 new assignment orders added from San Fransisco Superior Court

Update: 3/6/22 – 734 new assignment orders added from Santa Clara Superior Court

Update: 3/11/22 – 32 new assignment orders added from San Francisco Superior Court