Single
mother Heather Collins (Heather) has (4) four hours a week of
supervised visits with her children ever since reporting her husbands
child sexual abuse (5) five years ago as well as throughout the
divorce. On April 28, 2022 attorney Noel Scott Johnson (Johnson) filed a
motion for his attorney fees in Collins v. Collins, Rogers County
FD-14-308. He seeks over ($100,000) one hundred thousand dollars on
behalf of his client to reimburse the fees spent since 2016. Sources
indicate that DHS has (5) five substantiated Department of Human
Services (DHS) allegations against Johnson’s client, Clayton Collins, a
man who has had sole custody while his ex-wife has had over (5) five
years of supervised visits, the online record appears absent a reason
why.
Heather
has consistently told the Court of a danger to her children just to be
continuously admonished for mandatory disclosing. Heather through
counsel reported that she went to speak with the Rogers County District
Attorneys office many times about the allegations eventually going to
the State of Oklahoma Attorney General’s (OAG) Office to seek help. Her
counsel made the appointment, explained the contentious family law with
Johnson’s law firm, and advised his client to attend. When Heather did
sit down with the OAG it was by and through Attorney Joy Thorp
(Thorp). Heather notes that after divulging her story Thorp said there
was ‘nothing’ she could do and that Johnson was the Thorp family
attorney. (See Part 3 of this expose)
