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In Judge Tyrie Boyer’s Courtroom, agreements are optional. They are more guidelines than something that is to be followed. Unless of course, they involve paying money to a woman.
In the opinion of the court.com staff, Judge Tyrie Boyer is one of the worst judges in the State.
In Judge Tyrie Boyer’s courtroom, even when an agreement requires that both parties informed the other of medical appointments, that does not matter. Judge Boyer is clueless when it comes to enforcing agreements.
What kind of Judge won’t enforce an agreement after 4 years? A bad one. Judge Tyrie Boyer of Jacksonville is one such Judge. When you have a court approved agreement, you enforce it when there are no other circumstances. In Tyrie Boyer’s book, it seems that unless it is a woman asking for money, everything is open to his whim. The “best interests of the children” standard is, in our experience, in Judge Boyer’s courtroom, just fiction.
We’ll be publishing an entire serious on the problems that Judge Boyer has with the law and the courtroom. Most will be bite-sized morsels that are quick to read an digest.
Judge Tyrie Boyer is such a poor Judge that he thinks that behavior from one parent to the other like this is acceptable: What kind of Family law judge thinks it is acceptable for one parent to involve their children in legal matters? A bad judge like Tyrie Boyer.
What kind of Judge asks if you have to agree to pay for something and then says well, in his experience when they want something, then children will come around? A bad Judge like Tyrie Boyer:
JUDGE TYRIE BOYER: Is there anything in any — I haven’t read — or I certainly haven’t read more than once — anything that’s going to require the father in the future to purchase a car for these children who are going to want a car in a year or two?
ATTORNEY: No.
JUDGE TYRIE BOYER: Is there anything that requires the father to pay for college in the future?
ATTORNEY: No.
JUDGE TYRIE BOYER: Is there anything that requires the father to pay for weddings in the future?
ATTORNEY: No.
JUDGE TYRIE BOYER: I think these children are probably going to want all of those things, and they may reassess a lot of things based on that. I’m not suggesting that everything needs to center around money, but a lot of these things that are terribly hurtful aren’t nearly as hurtful as not having a car and having — you know, I saw one child psychologist one time say, The way you control your children is take away the keys to the car. But I’m just talking now. See, sometimes I’m just talking like a person and a father and a judge, but not — it’s only when I say I’m finding things that I — but I tell you, that’s going to be something that in two years is going to — you’re going to have these children saying, Well, where’s my car? And it’s going to happen.
In Judge Boyer’s courtroom, money rules, and kids can go for years without speaking to a parent, and Judge Tyrie Boyer will just let money be the remedy. Judge Boyer’s remedy is that just give it another 2 years – what is 5 or 6 years of a kid’s life after all? – to let money remedy it.
Unless of course the other parent buys the child a car. Oops. Judge Boyer didn’t think of that? Tyrie Boyer is one of the dimmest bulbs on the court’s tree so it is not surprising he would miss something that obvious.
Judge Tyrie Boyer seems to think that no relationship with a parent for more than four years is acceptable and not damaging to children – particularly when he finds that “both parents are good people.” What kind of father, grandfather or Judge would believe that? A bad judge.
Judge Boyer, one of the worst Judges in Florida, and probably the country. In our experience Judge Tyrie Boyer seems dumber than a box of lint.
