Paul A.Young

Paul Young questioned me under oath during my May 18, 2026 deposition. A substantial part of his questioning concerned what I personally heard during my daughter’s earlier deposition. I testified that although I was in the kitchen/waiting area rather than inside the deposition room, the door was open much of the time and the voices were loud enough that I could hear significant portions of what occurred. I testified that the yelling and loud language directed toward my daughter were upsetting enough that I felt like entering the room because I was worried about her. When Mr. Young directly asked who I heard yelling, I identified Mr. Young himself, and I also identified Charles Hoskyn. I testified that there was yelling and hollering “at the top of your lungs” several times. During my own deposition, Mr. Young repeatedly challenged my truthfulness concerning a prior subpoena. At one point he told me, “You’re not telling the truth here, ma’am,” and then ended the questioning temporarily for a break, telling me he needed me to “think about being truthful.” My concern regarding Paul Young is therefore based primarily on conduct I personally heard, personally experienced, and later described under oath, rather than something my daughter merely told me. Charles stated as he entered the room with my grandson's father and attorney Paul Young that he would "sue her ass" meaning my daughter, my grandson's mom. They all entered the room laughing. Paul has also included Tylar Tapp of Garland County in my daughter's custody case.

Paul Allan Young is an attorney whose involvement in my custody-related matters has caused me serious concerns about conflicts of interest, professional boundaries, and the handling of my private information. He participated in litigation adverse to me and, as a result, had access to extensive personal and confidential information. He has also represented my son's father, which I believe creates additional concerns because of the overlapping custody matters and information involved. I have also raised concerns about alleged connections or involvement between Paul Young and counselor Jenny Caldwell Childress. Childress's actions, including a CPS report that became relevant to my custody litigation, have been the subject of separate disputes and complaints. Because Young and Childress have each had roles in matters affecting me, I believe any communications, professional relationships, shared information, or coordinated involvement between them should be independently examined rather than assumed to be improper without evidence. I have also reported concerns regarding what I consider excessively intrusive and harassing discovery associated with Young. During this broader period, I experienced significant privacy and identity-theft problems, including exposure of sensitive personal information and fraudulent use of my identity. I am not claiming that Young committed the identity theft without evidence establishing that connection, but I believe the timing, access to confidential information, and handling of discovery warrant scrutiny.