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Sandra Morgan Little, Attorney
Sandra Morgan Little operates as Petitioner's attorney in family court with an undisclosed conflict of interest with the Guardian ad Litem, and refuses to report it even after it is pointed out to her. Instead, she attempts to strike from the record every mention of it on the record by Respondent. Ms. Little has been father Petitioner's counsel in case DR 95-2675 since June 2002. From the start of the case, she demanded a Guardian ad Litem, and suggested to Judge Deborah Davis-Walker that attorney Frank Spring would make a "wonderful Guardian". Frank was subsequently appointed the Guardian, and together both Sandra Morgan Little and Frank Spring demanded that the case go to full trial, even after the custody evaluator returned an initial parenting plan making no changes in the primary parent and only standard, age-appropriate changes in visitation. This seemed odd to the mother, almost like the two were working together. In fact, after many hearings Frank Spring could be seen shaking Petitioner father's hand and congratulating him when he won. Two motions were filed in the case and ample evidence was presented at trial documenting Frank Spring's bias against the mother Respondent and in favor of the father Petitioner. Over a year later, Respondent discovered from Bernalillo County real estate records that Frank Spring is real estate partners with Tepper LLC. Download real estate information as pdf The owner of Tepper LLC is Brad Tepper download LLC info as pdf, the husband of Jan Gilman-Tepper download marriage record as pdf, Sandra Morgan Little's partner in her legal firm. According to the Rules of Professional Regulation, this is a conflict of interest and by law it should have been reported by both attorneys.

This information was reported to District Court Judge Ernesto Romero in the case, but he dismissed it without holding a hearing, claiming that mother Respondent should have noticed it earlier. download Judge Romero's order as pdf Respondent has appealed his order and has made this conflict known to the Court of Appeals by Motion download the Motion as pdf.
  • Do you have information of concern or have you filed a complaint to an official regarding this Attorney? CFJ would like to know! Please contact us via email info@family-justice.org, telephone (505) 319-3486, or postal mail at P.O. Box 21996, Albuquerque, NM 87154. Help us root out problem persons in the court system!
last updated on October 7, 2007
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