Judge Tracey Yokich "Honorable” Judge Child Abuse and Neglect. Mount Clemens Michigan

This isn’t just about a bad ruling.

This is about what it feels like to be a protective parent fighting for your child’s safety — and realizing the person causing the most damage is wearing the robe.

Judge Tracey Yokich didn’t just fail me.

She sabotaged me.

She used her courtroom like a revolving door of delays, diversions, and dismissals — and every time I got closer to the truth, she moved the goalpost again.

I’ve had multiple referees, sudden hearing cancellations, evidence rejected without notice, and last-minute handoffs to new officials with zero context. I’ve had my emergency custody motion rerouted hours before court — even after I met the threshold for a custody change.

The worst part?

She never once treated the father — who withheld communication, enabled abuse, and worked 80+ hours plus weekends for most of the year — with the same scrutiny.

He didn’t show up? No problem. He submitted nothing? Still accepted. I proved his entire motion was pure lies. My evidence gets banned unexpectedly. He refuses to co-parent or even speak to me? She didn’t care. He let his girlfriend take full control of my son’s life, responses, and decisions? That was fine, too. It’s easy to prove he isn’t even the one responding — his girlfriend is.

He claims "phone calls are crossing his boundary and messages allow him to 'think' clearly". In translation, his GF can't manipulate, harass, degrade clearly.

His writing and grammar are completely different. She sends messages using phrases like “in fact,” “we both know that’s not true,” and “that’s simply false.” She writes numbered lists accusing me of being a problem instead of talking about our child.

And somehow, I was the one treated like a problem for being “too prepared.”

Meanwhile, I showed up with:

• Evidence
• Therapist letters
• Timeline breakdowns
• Police reports
• Screenshots
• CPS reports confirming that the third party in question is required to take four different psychiatric medications daily
• Dad said she doesn't need them as they "practice therapy at home"
• Records showing my son’s father himself has called the police on her and once placed her on a 72-hour psychiatric hold
• Reports of her violent history, threats, and manipulation
• Proof that she taught my son’s father how to file false police reports — including one accusing me of hiring an assassin for two thousand dollars to kill her
• And proof that she told my son they were changing the locks and installing cameras “in case” I tried to have her killed while asking my son to console her because she was so scared and upset "that your mother could do this to me"

And Yokich still believed them. Without evidence. Without logic. Without concern for the child involved. When I brought up physical abuse, Yokich asked me, “But did you see her do it?” When I pointed out that my son’s dad works 80+ hours a week — sometimes out of state — she said, “It’s dad’s time. He can have anyone he wants watch him.”

That includes the one person the docket literally said was not allowed to physically discipline my child. Yokich talks down to you. She rewards abusers, not truth-tellers. She dismisses documentation and treats preparation as hostility. But the real problem is this: She has too much unchecked power.

And she uses it to confuse, redirect, delay, and intimidate — especially mothers who fight too hard and speak too clearly. I wasn’t hysterical. I was organized. I didn’t make wild accusations. I had proof. nAnd I didn’t get justice. I got gaslit. Which empowered my son’s father and his girlfriend to continue escalate everything.nThat’s why I’m still in court.nThat’s why I’m still documenting. And that’s why this isn’t just my story — it’s her pattern.

If you’ve been assigned Judge Yokich, start documenting now. She doesn’t want you to burn out. She’s counting on it. But I didn’t. And I won’t. And neither should you. Let me know if you want to connect. This isn’t just about custody anymore. It’s about accountability