Case Study On Benette Anne Johnson

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Billings Woman Benette Ann Johnson, continues to fight for Justice against Montana Child Protective Service
Billings Montana., March 3, 2016--//mna press//-- Billings Woman Benette Ann Johnson just keeps living a nightmare regarding CPS and the judicial system that supports the CPS dirty deeds. Benette Johnson is still trying to gain justice for her children and to protect her children from what Benette Johnson alleges is abuse by the very person who CPS gave her children to, according to Benette Johnson. Except, once Mr. Johnson picked up the children with three Sheriff Deputies present, he then placed the children to live with their Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt. Confusing?

Yes, it is.
The Benette Ann Johnson fight for justice,
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Yet sadly, the law only applies to certain people, causing many innocent families to fall in the cracks when in fact they are innocent or are trying to protect their children from abuse. In this case, Benette Ann Johnson falls into both categories.

In cause# DR-11-1436 Judge Russell C. Fagg presided over a hearing between Benette Ann Johnson Petitioner, and Eric Michael Johnson, respondent, and in strange bizarre twist, Roger and Kathleen Bernhardt entered as Third-Party Petitioners, and Benette Ann Johson and Eric Michael Johnson, as Third-Party Respondents.

The hearing was held to show cause regarding the issue for Grand parenting of grandchildren pursuant to 40-4-228, and 40-4-221, MCA.

Several orders came out of that hearing. They are as follows:

It was ordered that the Order of Protection filed by Benette Ann Johnson against her adoptive parents, Roger Bernhardt and Kathleen Bernhardt (Grandparents) be dismissed. The Document goes on to say that there was no finding or basis for an Order of Protection against the
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Certainly, Benette Ann Johnson did not give her adoptive parents custody? So, you the reader, read and decide for yourself, Is the CPS system corrupt? And what exactly is going on with the grandparents, according to Benette Johnson, her children need to be home with her where they belong, and according to Judge Fagg’s Order dated December 11, 2013; Judge Fagg agrees that she needs to parent her children, not the grandparents, Berhardt’s. How did this case get so upside down? And what about the best interest of the children? Or do they not matter

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