The legal system failed Gina Bloom, and her children. Now they must answer for that failure. This page exists to make the truth public. Below are the lawsuits Gina has filed against state and county agencies, court-appointed officials, and actors who, through negligence or misconduct, violated her civil rights, endangered her family, and concealed their actions behind institutional protections. Each case is backed by formal filings, documentation, and evidence. As proceedings unfold, we will continue to publish updates, court responses, and developments in the pursuit of accountability and reform.
This suit targets GAL Brian Parker, a lawyer, who was referred for criminal perjury, for knowingly submitting false reports, collaborating with opposing counsel, and misrepresenting evidence that harmed both Gina and her children.
Filed under 42 U.S.C. §1983, this federal civil rights lawsuit alleges that Snohomish County judges and court officers violated Gina Bloom’s constitutional rights through extrinsic fraud, retaliation, and unlawful deprivation of custody.
This case challenges the State of Washington and its Administrative Office of the Courts for failing to regulate the Guardian ad Litem (GAL) program, enabling systemic due process violations and unchecked misconduct across family law cases.
A civil tort case filed by Gina Bloom against her ex-husband, Brian Yorks, alleging years of rape, coercive control, and physical abuse. The suit seeks damages for emotional distress, battery, and false imprisonment.