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Remember the alleged fixer, Charles Alexander, for the Billionaire Bridgeman family⁉️

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Check out this archived article from The Courier Journal on Alexander’s past😱‼️

As previously reported he also has four (4) domestic violence allegations filed against him by four (4) separate women spanning years‼️

Alexander was chosen to the supervisor for mom’s supervised visit‼️

There is a court appointed GAL & FOC in this case‼️

How does this happen⁉️

#bridgeman #louisville #familycourt #DV #supervisedvisitation

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