Who we areThe Order of the Pencil
The pencil is mightier than the gavel when it writes the record. Molae Ministeria exists to arm parents, grandparents and citizens who face family courts, agencies and officials acting outside the law, so they stop pleading and start documenting.
We stand for the U.S. and Texas Constitutions and the rights of the citizen, the parent and the child. Every weapon in this armory is lawful, every citation has been read against the statute, and every filed affidavit is posted only once it carries a file stamp.
BE SEEING YOU.
TemplatesThe Armory
Download, fill in, sign. Every template comes in Word (to edit) and PDF (to read). Each carries a status:
Verified every statute it cites was read against the current Texas code text on 10/30/2026. Corrected a citation was fixed in this public copy. Official form issued by the agency; get the newest from the agency link. Reading background, not a form.
Affidavit in Support of Criminal Complaint (ASCC)
Sworn complaint to a magistrate against a public servant. Built on Code of Criminal Procedure arts. 4.01, 15.03, 15.04, 15.05 and Penal Code §§ 39.02, 39.03, 39.015.Facts from your own knowledge only. False statements under oath are perjury (Penal Code § 37.02).
ASCC cover email: local officials
Sends the sworn affidavit to sheriff, DA, Rangers and the Attorney General, and asks for a case number.ASCC cover email: legislators
Puts your state senator and representative on notice of the filed affidavit.Objection to an Associate Judge
Written objection to an associate judge hearing a trial on the merits. Family Code § 201.005(b)-(c): file within 10 days of notice.Modify or End Child Support
Motion grounded in Family Code §§ 154.006 and 156.401.Statement of Inability to Afford Costs
Tex. R. Civ. P. 145 with the Family Code § 156.401 support context. Use with the Supreme Court's official form below.Straight from the agenciesOfficial Forms
Judicial misconduct: SCJC complaint
State Commission on Judicial Conduct. A complaint about a judge goes here, never to the judge.Peace officer misconduct: TCOLE
Texas Commission on Law Enforcement complaint form.Ethics: Texas Ethics Commission
Sworn complaint against a candidate, officeholder or lobbyist.Statement of Inability to Afford Court Costs
Supreme Court of Texas form.Child support review: OAG
Attorney General Child Support Division modification request.Know the groundField Guides
Elements of an Affidavit
How to build a sworn affidavit that a magistrate must act on. Public copy corrected: the criminal offenses are Penal Code §§ 39.02 and 39.03; Local Gov't Code § 87.011(3) defines official misconduct for civil removal under § 87.013.Chapter 87 Removal of an Official
Civil removal of county officers by verified petition in district court. Grounds § 87.013; petition § 87.015. Read Chapter 87Dealing with Corrupt Agencies
Escalation order: sheriff, internal affairs, DA, Rangers, Attorney General, SCJC, State Bar, legislators. One-party recording under Penal Code § 16.02.Getting Psychological Records & Challenging Evaluators
Family Code § 104.008(a-1): an expert may challenge a court-appointed custody evaluator's methods.Attorney General Opinion KP-0241
Texas Attorney General opinion on parental rights.This weekAct Now
- Register your position on a bill. When a committee posts a hearing, register for or against from your phone. Capitol registration
- Demand the records. Gov't Code ch. 552: the office must produce, ask for more time, or ask the Attorney General for a ruling within 10 business days.
- Report a judge. SCJC complaint form above.
- Swear the affidavit. ASCC template above: facts you saw, dated, cited. Get it file-stamped and ask in writing for a case number.
- Watch a court. Most hearings are open. Log the date, court, case number, who appeared and what was ordered.
Ride with usThe Magic Bus
The Magic Bus carries citizens to the courthouse, the sheriff's office and the Capitol to file in person, together, on the record. Every rider files their own sworn papers; nobody files for anyone else.
Get on the busOn the recordFiled Affidavits
Read in full
Jose Portalatin: Supplemental Criminal Complaint (Tarrant County)
Open PDFClinton Trigg Rentfro: Affidavit in Support of Criminal Complaint (Denton County)
Open PDFDr. L. Brooks McKenzie: Affidavit in Support of Criminal Complaint (Tarrant County, 233rd)
Open PDFRobert Edward Davis: Affidavit in Support of Criminal Complaint (Tarrant County)
Open PDFMore affidavits on file
- Jose Portalatin: Second Supplemental Criminal ComplaintTarrant County. Alleged: retaliation, harassment, lack of candor (Penal Code § 36.06 as cited). Submitted to OAG.
- Jose Portalatin: Affidavit supporting his mandamus and habeas filingsParker and Tarrant Counties. Submitted to OAG.
- Jose Portalatin: Criminal Offense Investigation ReferralTarrant County Criminal District Attorney, Public Integrity Unit. Names the 233rd District Court coordinator and an attorney.
- Robert Edward Davis: February 2026 AffidavitTarrant County court actors and OAG Child Support Division. Submitted to OAG.
- Dr. L. Brooks McKenzie: Collin County DetentionSworn 1/2/2024. Conduct of a jail sergeant and staff toward inmates.
- Dr. L. Brooks McKenzie: Dallas County, 330th District CourtSworn 9/19/2024. Alleged: search and seizure in open court on or about 7/19/2024.
- Dr. L. Brooks McKenzie: Estate of Shirley Ann EssaryRed River County, probate cause PR07951. Signed 2026.
- Charles Brice Chapman: Lubbock CountySheriff, District Attorney and judges; child-support jailing. Submitted to OAG.
- Morgan E. Collier and Bethany R. Clark: Smith CountyDelivered to the 114th District Court magistrate 2/27/2025; copies to the DA and Sheriff with an OAG referral demand.
- Lisa Broomfield: Panola County (2025)Court and DA actors in a custody matter. Submitted to OAG.
- Lisa Broomfield: Panola County (2026)Submitted to the Panola County District Attorney. Names Judges Lauren Parish and Rick McPherson and County Judge Rodger McLane.
- Charles J. Jayroe: Collin CountyComplaint package delivered at the Collin County Courthouse 4/7/2025. Submitted to OAG.
- Miller: Dallas County, 330th District CourtParent-child order and school access. Submitted to OAG.
- Rustin Wright: Affidavit in Support of Criminal ComplaintFamily-court actors. Submitted to OAG.
The Baba-YagaDr. L. Brooks McKenzie, PhD
Developmental psychology, attachment. Former researcher at TCU; trained in attachment theory and Trust-Based Relational Intervention; certified Adult Attachment Interview rater; president of LBH Research & Consulting, LLC, Red River County, Texas.
He led the Magic Bus to file complaints over court and child-welfare failures and carried judicial accountability and family court reform planks into the 2024 Republican Party of Texas platform.