My Story

On June 6th, 2016, my boy was born.

At the hospital, a nurse had me sign a document(s), acknowledging I was the father.

• Texas Family Code: Chapter 160 – Uniform Parentage Act: Specifically addresses the the rights, obligations, procedures, and requirements for the acknowledgment of paternity in Texas.
• Texas Family Code: Chapter 161 – Termination of the Parent-Child Relationship: Includes procedures for termination and potential grounds for contesting such terminations
• 45 CFR § 303.5: This federal regulation details the requirements for paternity establishment services, including the provision of information to parents. BOTH, orally, by video or audio AND in writing, AND they must also provide both with opportunity to speak with a trained professional. They must ALSO provide BOTH parents with list of legal consequences, then PATERNITY WAS NEVER ESTABLISHED they can’t even go into enforcement part.
• 45 CFR § 302.70: This federal regulation requires states to have laws and procedures in place to establish paternity, including hospital-based programs.
• Federal Regulations: 42 U.S.C. § 666(a)(5): Federal law mandating paternity establishment procedures, ensuring due process and informed consent when signing paternity acknowledgments.
• Internal State of Texas Guide for Hospitals?:  in regards to having fathers sign acknowledgment of paternity forms.
• United States Due Process of Law – no one shall be deprived of their life, liberty, or property without due legal process. “Procedural due process refers to the constitutional requirement that when the government acts in such a manner that denies a citizen of life, liberty, or property interest, the person must be given notice, the opportunity to be heard, and a decision by a neutral decision-maker.” Was the judge and or his court a neutral decision maker? Or were the “facts” (heresay) take’n immediately as fact without due process?

I did not know I was “contracting”, into the child support system.

The nurse did not provide everything she was supposed to be provide during the acknowledgment of paternity process. (A Due Process Violation)

• Federal Regulations: 42 U.S.C. § 666(a)(5): Federal law mandating paternity establishment procedures, ensuring due process and informed consent when signing paternity acknowledgments.

I believe the IV D courts, and the hospitals colluded to having me sign a document under emotional duress.

• “For unmarried parents, the biological father does not have legal rights to his child until paternity is established.” https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/child-support/paternity

Was the nurse properly trained? Is there paperwork filed at the hospital or through the state showing her training, and when and how often she must be certified? Does the hospital, child support agencies, state of Texas, Federal government have rules and regulations on this?

• “To complete and file an AOP, both parents must work with an AOP-certified entity. AOP-certified entities have been trained by the Office of the Attorney General to help parents voluntarily establish paternity.” https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/child-support/paternity/acknowledgment-paternity-aop

I was called into “court.”

• under threat, duress, coercion.
• fake court. fake judges. no real seal, judicial. contracted entities.
• Coram Non Judice – Latin for “not before a judge is a legal term typically used to indicate a legal proceeding that is outside the presence of a judge, with improper venue or without jurisdiction.
• 22 CFR § 127.2 – Misrepresentation and omission of facts – when a judge TRIES omit OR misrepresent the facts.

Basso V. Utah Power & Light Col, 495 2nd 906 at 910 – jurisdiction comes from EVIDENCE and can be challenged ANY time. (subject matter jurisdiction.)

The judge did not care that I was under financial duress.

• rules on financial duress.
• Proof: transcript, pay at the time presented

The judge did not tell me I was assumed under the contract, nor how I was assumed under the contract.

I was railroaded in court.

• Texas Administrative Code: Title 1, Part 15, Chapter 55: Details the rules and procedures for administrative hearings related to child support.
• Due Process Violations: Argue that the administrative hearing did not provide a fair and impartial process, which is required under both state and federal laws.
• Request a Judicial Review: File a motion to transfer the case from the administrative hearing to a judicial court, arguing that administrative bodies do not have the authority to make binding child support determinations without full judicial oversight.

Later, my paychecks were garnished.

Later my request to renew my passport was denied.

Favorite UCC Codes & Court Cases

• 42 U.S. Code § 1983 – Civil action for deprivation of rights – Every person who, under color of any statute, ordinance, regulation, custom, or usage, of any State or Territory or the District of Columbia, subjects, or causes to be subjected, any citizen of the United States or other person within the jurisdiction thereof to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities
• Texas Family Code, Chapter 160: This chapter outlines the procedures and requirements for the acknowledgment of paternity in Texas.
• Texas Family Code § 160.302.
• Child support ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
  Child support was declared unconstitutional unconstitutional in a Minnesota Supreme Court ruling for violating the separation of powers required by the Minnesota constitution in article 3
  section 1 … further child support agencies actions Child support agencies actions are also unconstitutional are also unconstitutional due to lack of probable cause. – Anelia Sutton 

Motions & Affidavits to file 

• Motion to Challenge Acknowledgment of Paternity: File under Texas Family Code Section 160.308, citing fraud, duress, or material mistake of fact.
• Motion to Transfer Case to Judicial Court: Argue that the administrative body lacks the authority to enforce child support without judicial oversight.

• Serve copies of the motions to the child support agency, the other parent, and any relevant parties.
• File proof of service with the court. Received, filed. (signed & mailed)

Documents

• Hospital Acknowledgement of Paternity Guidelines
• Hospital Acknowledgment of Paternity Form
• Copy of video or tools that are supposed to be provided
• Nurses training credentials
• Hospital, Child Support Agency, State of Texas and Federal Rules on what hospitals must do, training facts
• Court orders
• Letters to ISD’s/IRS for garnishment; State of Texas (withholding orders)
• Federal Manual for Child Support and it’s glossary
• Subpoena Hospital records or Staff testimonies (deposition) that indicate a lack of proper explanation or due process
• File a motion to challenge the acknowledgment of paternity and request a judicial review of the administrative hearing process.
• Include a petition to modify the child support order based on said person’s current income and financial hardship.
• Submit requests for hospital records and any communications related to the acknowledgment of paternity.
• Collect testimonies or affidavits from hospital staff if possible.
• Subpoena – people and their records, even city, county, state
• Depositions – video interview on the record (Are you a real judge?

Declaration

I hereby Declare, that I am the 50/50 joint custodial parent to JJ-Martin-Waite.

I hereby state that all child support and arrears previously garnered to be IMMEDIATELY returned w/interest and opportunity costs at place.

As well, I am formerly billing ___ for the sum of _____ for damages, and codes in place.

As well, ____ no longer has qualified immunity, and I’m now letting you know, you and your bonds are at risk, and you will be personally responsible…

Omen Osiris says they may not answer to your IV D Termination of Services Demands, but they must respond to your

Favorite UCC Codes & Court Cases

• 42 U.S. Code § 1983 – Civil action for deprivation of rights – Every person who, under color of any statute, ordinance, regulation, custom, or usage, of any State or Territory or the District of Columbia, subjects, or causes to be subjected, any citizen of the United States or other person within the jurisdiction thereof to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities
• Texas Family Code, Chapter 160: This chapter outlines the procedures and requirements for the acknowledgment of paternity in Texas.
• Texas Family Code § 160.302.
• “Child support ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
  Child support was declared unconstitutional unconstitutional in a Minnesota Supreme Court ruling for violating the separation of powers required by the Minnesota constitution in article 3
  section 1 … further child support agencies actions Child support agencies actions are also unconstitutional are also unconstitutional due to lack of probable cause.”  – Anelia Sutton

Motions & Affidavits to file 

• Motion to Challenge Acknowledgment of Paternity: File under Texas Family Code Section 160.308, citing fraud, duress, or material mistake of fact.
• Motion to Transfer Case to Judicial Court: Argue that the administrative body lacks the authority to enforce child support without judicial oversight.

• Serve copies of the motions to the child support agency, the other parent, and any relevant parties.
• File proof of service with the court. Received, filed. (signed & mailed)

Documents

• Tj Tillman – Summons and Complaint
• Tj Tillman – Proof of Injury In Fact – in order for them to file a case against me, there had to be an injured party – TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez (2021) mere risk of future harm does not suffice. Also, note “standing” or locus standi in the LLI Legal Information Institute
• Tj Tillman: Proof of Service – how you got served. Must have all the appropriate info that you got served.
• Tj Tillman: Default Judgement – (Note Tj’s papers)
• Tj Tillman: Judgement Order (Which Clerk entered the orders, and who signed for the judicial officer? Anything where I wasn’t able to attend, because of for whatever reason I wasn’t there to consent? Did my child support go up, or down? 28 U.S. Code § 1691 – Seal and teste of process
  – all writs and processes issuing from a court of the United States shall be under the seal of the court and signed by the court thereof. Therefore, not ‘entered’ by the Deputy Clerk, but by the County Clerk:  Scanbe Manufacturing Co. v. Tryon, 400 F.2d 598 (9th Cir. 1968) IF a deputy clerk signs my Judgment Order and authorized child support, “deprived me of my life, liberty, and property violated my rights to due process. They shall NOT have an official title like “Judge Pro Tem.” Check their licensing, and their application on file, and other ideas the group MIGHT pose. Rule 73. Magistrate Judges: Trial by Consent; Appeal and Locus Standi – the plaintiff must have sustained an injury of fact, likely rather than speculative.
• Hospital Acknowledgement of Paternity Guidelines
• Hospital Acknowledgment of Paternity Form
• Copy of video or tools that are supposed to be provided
• Nurses training credentials
• Hospital, Child Support Agency, State of Texas and Federal Rules on what hospitals must do, training facts
• Court orders
• Letters to ISD’s/IRS for garnishment; State of Texas
• Federal Manual for Child Support and it’s glossary
• Subpoena Hospital records or Staff testimonies (deposition) that indicate a lack of proper explanation or due process
• File a motion to challenge the acknowledgment of paternity and request a judicial review of the administrative hearing process.
• Include a petition to modify the child support order based on said person’s current income and financial hardship.
• Submit requests for hospital records and any communications related to the acknowledgment of paternity.
• Collect testimonies or affidavits from hospital staff if possible.
• Subpoena – people and their records, even city, county, state
• Depositions – video interview on the record (Are you a real judge?
• Child support has rules and regulations when establishing paternity, when these rules and regulations and guidelines are not met, that violates your Due Process, and everything that happened afterword’s is null and void. BUT, you must establish those rights, and declare them?
• Receipt of payments, and arrears, IRS payments, where the payments came from? LISD, CFISD, Results co., CFBISD?

IF contracting is voluntary, and mentioned 20 times, why can you just resend or null and void your contract through consent? Or can you? 

Omen Osiris says they may not answer to your IV D Termination of Services Demands Affidavit, but they must respond to your 42 U.S. Code § 1983 lawsuit.