Lindsey Wynne — family-reported Judge

Court actor · Public record · Texas

LindseyWynne

Judge

7 families reportedCollin CountyLatest report Aug 2026

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WHAT FAMILIES SAY

She ignored criminal records, medical records, DV history and drug use history, and gave the father sole custody after i had been caring for my child since birth. (I have no criminal record, no drug record, went to school and have been an early childhood development professional).
Agreeing to whatever CPS asked for despite false evidence and claims
Ignored the law, ignored false reports and perjury. Ex just made up drug and alcohol abuse and when I had years of Veterans Affairs blood work and a recent health check up 1 month prior to allegations, proving she was lying, both judges ignored the evidence and mandated drug and alcohol classes when there was no substance abuse.
Bias and breaks the law.
Bias and not impartial. Allows father of child to violate court orders. Nothing is evidence based in this courtroom
Denied due process. Denied meaningful participation. Denied early childhood milestones. Bias. Judgemental. Ignores procedural defects. All about appearance. Ex parte communications
She focuses on one narrative and does not sway she does not care about the best interestnof the child jusy the side that looks like they have the highest probability of winning its all about appearance with her she is not a fan of male lawyers and tends to favor female lawyers if you have a not normal household as she calls it ahe will automatically side against you she is harsh and mean without need and adds speculative language onto transcripts that are not said by parent to control future narrative
Ignored evidence
Made decision to reduce possession time on child abuse/neglect claims without evidence presented or anyone taking the stand. Did not ask follow up questions of attorney who made false claims.

These are allegations reported directly by families through the survey. They are published because 7 unrelated households independently described this court actor — the public-record threshold.

Family-reported submissions.