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POSITION IS TEMPORARY — DO NOT ABUSE YOUR POWER

Laws and rules are written by people, and laws and rules can also be changed by people. So, when you are given a position of power, be careful how you use it. Do not use your position to intimidate others, silence them, or destroy their lives. Do not use your authority to tear families apart, destroy marriages, separate parents from their children, or turn loved ones against one another. Remember: the position you hold today may not be the position you hold tomorrow. Life is constantly changing. You never know what the next second, the next day, or the next chapter may bring—not only for you, but for the people you love and care about. Never use your authority to cause another family pain. Never use your position to separate a husband from his wife or a parent from their children when it is not right. Because the harm you help create for others can come back to you in ways you never imagined. You may think the money you are making is everything. You may believe that your positi...
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BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE: WHEN WILL SOMEONE LISTEN?

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It truly saddens my heart, and it is deeply painful to know that sometimes people can cry out for help , yet the help they desperately need does not come until after the damage has already been done. Why are we living in a world where humanity sometimes seems to disappear when people need it most? Why does the legal system have to wait until someone is completely broken , hurt , or harmed before meaningful intervention happens? My family has been going through more than I ever imagined we would have to endure—not just the adults, but my minor children as well. And as a mother and wife, watching the people I love suffer has been heartbreaking . My husband has been separated from our family and placed in a care facility. Since the beginning of this situation, I have done everything within my ability to seek help , pursue legal avenues , and find a way to bring my family back together. I entered the legal process believing that the system could help protect my family , address the prob...
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MY FAMILY IS CRYING OUT FOR HELP A HUSBAND. A FATHER. A FAMILY WAITING TO BE REUNITED.

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THIS IS MY STORY — AND THE BATTLE MY FAMILY HAS BEEN LIVING SINCE 2021. In 2021, my husband, Al Puskas , was involved in two accidents within 24 hours. Soon afterward, he was diagnosed with dementia, and our family’s life changed drastically. What followed has been a heartbreaking journey of separation, legal battles, uncertainty, and profound emotional pain. In 2023, I allege that my husband was taken away and isolated from his family by my stepson, Curt Walter Puskas, and his wife, Vanessa Susanna Puskas. Since then, I have fought through legal channels to protect my husband, preserve our family, and seek answers concerning our home, property, finances, and my husband’s company, National Fail Safe (NFS). In 2024, believing that a conservatorship could finally help us, I petitioned for a conservator because I genuinely believed it would: PROTECT MY HUSBAND. REUNITE OUR FAMILY. BRING HIM HOME. I believed the conservatorship would be the answer to our prayers. INSTEAD, IT BECA...
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DON’T LOSE HOPE — JUSTICE MAY BE DELAYED, BUT KEEP FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE

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To anyone going through a difficult season in life—especially those fighting injustice, unfair treatment, corruption, or a legal battle that seems to have no end—HEAR THIS: DON’T GIVE UP. DON’T LOSE HOPE. DON’T STOP STANDING FOR WHAT IS RIGHT. Sometimes, a person can be telling the absolute truth and still not have enough evidence to prove it. Not every injustice happens in front of a camera. Not every conversation has a witness. Not every wrongdoing leaves a document behind. Not every victim has the opportunity to record what happened. The absence of a recording does not automatically mean the absence of truth. Evidence is important, especially in a legal proceeding. But we should never forget that truth and evidence are not always the same thing. Evidence is what can be presented to support or establish what happened. Truth is what actually happened. Sometimes the truth is buried beneath missing records, conflicting stories, fear, silence, manipulation, or circumstances...
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