Reviews

Judge Lisa Friederwitzer should be fired! Her childhood trauma is clouding her judgment! She put a child in danger and she knows it and is ok with it!

She was nasty and vile, yelling and disrespectful. Her summation was redacted to demonize me. It was false and full of lies. She removed my child from my home after three years without cause. Ms. Friederwitzer forced a trial without cause and ignored horrible evidence that promotes pedophilia. She modified an order dating it back to July 15, 2022 for an accusation made on December 7, 2022. The ruling judgement was nonexistent until then. The father has contradicted her colorful law and she falsified documents in attempt to still save him.

This judge has child trauma that is unresolved and any proceeding that is similar to her own situation will receive what she may believe to be short comings in her own family's custody battle. There is no way the Family Court's "Poster Child" can have an unbias opinion. She needs to be removed and her cases need to be reviewed for accuracy. She's disrespectful, full of opinions and overlooks the facts. Brooklyn, poor choice with this one!

Unfortunately, the people of Brooklyn are now subject to her being involved in the family court system. This judge ruled on my case. Her ruling was filled with assumptions that were not part of the findings of fact and her ruling was also full of contradictions. All most people want as a participant in a family court proceeding is to be heard and to have an unbiased judge. In my proceeding, the mother didn't even think the judge was going to rule in her favor. But somehow, this judge overlooked all of the mother's wrongdoings, even to the detriment of the child and ruled in her favor. I can only assume that this judge is trying to make up for her own experience as a child in the family court system by indemnifying mothers of all of their shortcomings. It's probably not a good idea to have someone who's had a negative experience in a divorce proceeding as a child run their own courtroom. It makes you wonder what is the actual role of the family court.