Vanessa Vallarta — family-reported Judge

Court actor · Public record · California

VanessaVallarta

Judge

3 families reportedMonterey County Superior CourtLatest report Aug 2026

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WHAT FAMILIES SAY

I present my evidence at the trial. Because my ex husband ask for the position of our house and she ruling in his favor even though I present evidence because he lied in the trial. And now the judge order our son and I have to leave our home, even though they know that my ex husband has full control of our company, our finances, and our two other rental properties. Furthermore, no provisional spousal or child support has been set since 2025. My ex, with the help of his lawyer, left me with two credit cards; the ones has been declining and charge the limit, even though he knew they were our only resource with the ones I have to cover our basic expenses, our son's tutoring, my legal fees, and medical costs not covered by insurance. And I’ve just discovered that, five months after filing for divorce, around June 2025 my ex set up a company and registered his mistress and my mother-in-law as partners; neither of them has any money. That business is located on one of the busiest avenues in Monterrey. Last year in 2025 the evaluation of our company has been requested, I request because since last year my ex has been requesting the exclusive control and position of our home. But at that hearing in December 2025, the judge request that my ex attorney and my ex attorney go outside the courtroom and make an agreement. They ask me to leave our home voluntarily, but I refused, stating that the house is community property and that nothing had been settled as of that date as well our company.
Ignored all concerns of abuse, ignored evidence
Removed a disabled pro se litigant from a court hearing and gave custody and all assets to an abuser

These are allegations reported directly by families through the survey. They are published because 3 unrelated households independently described this court actor — the public-record threshold.

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