The judge at the center of Paris Jackson‘s custody case has ordered an investigation into Paris’ attempted suicide, to determine if her welfare has been compromised reports TMZ. Katherine Jackson and her nephew T. J. Jackson share custody of the teen and the judge is concerned about the supervision and guidance Paris is getting. Judge Mitchell Beckloff has […]
It’s getting serious for Michael Jordan as he steps closer to wedding his long time girlfriend. A judged ordered a DNA test on Tuesday to determine if he is the father of Pamela Smith’s 16-year-old son. Jordan says he’s not the dad and points to Smith’s divorce, in which she acknowledges her ex is the father of […]
Allen Iverson — once considered the best player in the NBA — is a terrible parent … a horrible, irresponsible, pathetic excuse for a parent … this according to an Atlanta family court judge. Iverson just officially became a single man — after the ATL judge signed off on his divorce from Tawanna Iverson … the […]
Recently Judge Richard F. Cebull sent a “joke” email to friends of his. Cebull being the Chief judge of the state of Montana has disgraced his position of authority. The racist joke hints to our president possibly being a dog. It’s sad to see where some people’s hearts lie with the differences in our […]
Tanya Walton Pratt was unanimously confirmed today (Tuesday, June 15th) by the United States Senate as the newest Federal Judge for the Southern District of Indiana and the first African-American Federal Judge in Indiana history. The vote was 95 to 0. Both Indiana Senators Evan Bayh and Richard Lugar voted to confirm Judge Pratt. President […]
A federal judge in Philadelphia has set March 29 as the trial date in a $250,000 defamation suit filed against the talk-show host by the former headmistress of Winfrey’s South Africa-based girls academy.
A judge has ordered Beyonce’s father Mathew Knowles to pay $8,200 a month in child support plus 100% of uninsured medical costs to the woman who claims that Mathew Knowles is the father of her child.
