raven rogue

I finally got an opportunity to read the new motion that Kelsey Fitzsimmons attorneys have filed a new motion for temporary orders and once again, the filings paint a picture that a lot of people following this case have already been seeing for months. After what appeared to be a positive Mother’s Day visit, Kelsey later shared a photo on her private Instagram account of her and her son looking out a window together. The child’s face was not visible, and the account is only viewable by followers she personally approves. According to the new filings, Justin Alyaian then objected to the child being posted online in any capacity. That position seems difficult to reconcile with the December 15, 2025 post still visible on the North Andover Fire Department page showing Justin holding the child in a public social media post. The filings further state there was never any signed agreement prohibiting social media posts involving the child. While discussions about a stipulation allegedly took place, no finalized agreement was ever reached, particularly because proposed terms would have required Kelsey to somehow control what third parties or outside organizations posted online. The motion also outlines that communication between the parties has now reportedly been restricted to attorney-only contact following actions taken by Justin, creating even more barriers instead of improving co-parenting communication. The filings ultimately argue this is not conduct centered on the child’s best interests, but conduct designed to make it increasingly difficult for the other parent to remain involved. 298 days without reunification should never have happened in the first place. Now that mother and child have finally been reunited, Justin cannot help himself and the conflict and restrictions still continue. To date, there has still been no evidence publicly presented showing Kelsey was ever a danger to her child or that she harmed the baby. At some point this needs to stop being about control and start being about what is actually best for the child. Kelsey is now requesting something that honestly should never EVER require court intervention to begin with… 15 minutes of FaceTime with her child every Monday and Friday, along with every other Saturday when she does not have parenting time. The fact this even has to be a request quite literally makes me FURIOUS and just proves Weaponization of the family court is alive and well especially in this case! Children benefit from healthy access to both parents whenever possible. Creating unnecessary obstacles to basic communication only increases conflict and places the child in the middle of adult disputes where they do not belong. I have tried my hardest to not say anything negative about Justin but he asked for it! every time I think he couldn’t be more of a piece of shit he says hold my beer! Sorry, not sorry!! 🧵1/2