I was falsely accused of domestic abuse. My ex-wife has used this against me in Court and all rulings have turned against me despite evidence that she was fabricating evidence and testimonies. Finally my custody rights have been taken away due to this practice.

During the last Trial, my ex-wife admitted in Court her domestic abuse accusation was false. It was also brought to the court that her attorney and the Guardian Ad Litem were part of a fraud and conspiracy.

When the final ruling came out, I found no credit was given to her admitted fraud and false accusation; not even a slap on the wrist or apology. The main reason my visitation rights are terminated is said it is because I show to be resentful and that makes me unfit parent. The judge gave me 12 days visitation in a year and a half period.

The second important discovery was made regarding my ex-wife’s mental health issues. She has been into recurrent depression medication and treatment, and anger management counseling. She did never want to disclose that.

My question is: If the judge discovered a lie was used against me in order to gain benefit from the rulings, should she have ordered an investigation before coming up with a ruling? What do judges do when they discover there is fraud in the process they are handling? What can be done?

Thanks and regards.