
Court actor · Public record · Texas
StarJones
GAL / Child Representative
3 families reportedCameron CountyLatest report Jul 2026
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WHAT FAMILIES SAY
False statements in every hearing, insults the mother to only take away her only daughter. Family wants justice and help.
False Statements to take my niece away from her mother. Her mother is an excellent mother. We ask that this amicus Star Jones, be investigated and be responsible for all the damage caused my sister and niece.
Lied/ manipulation/ insults against me/ cited with the foreigner the father Mohamed Deyab
I believe the amicus attorney, Star Jones, has failed to act in my daughter's best interests. In my view, she aligned herself with my daughter's father from the beginning of the case rather than serving as a neutral advocate. I also believe her actions and statements have humiliated and defamed me and contributed to my daughter being removed from my care. In 2025, I paid Ms. Jones $3,000 for her services. Because I believe she did not fulfill her responsibilities or adequately advocate for my daughter, I am requesting that those fees be refunded. On June 30, 2026, during the proceedings, Ms. Jones referred to me as "manipulative," which I found insulting and unprofessional. She is now requesting an additional $7,300 for the final trial. I do not believe this fee is justified, as I believe she has not effectively represented my daughter's best interests and has instead supported placing her with people who were strangers to my daughter.
No due process/ false statements/ have cited with father/heard she is given money to retain my daughter.
Ignored evidence and cited with father. Lied, defamed, and false statements. Manipulated my daughter.
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.
Family-reported submissions.