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Thank you to everyone who has been reading and sharing my posts about this campaign.I've noticed some "😂" reactions on p...
10/26/2026

Thank you to everyone who has been reading and sharing my posts about this campaign.

I've noticed some "😂" reactions on posts about serious issues like constitutional rights and the role of the court. If you have a question or a different perspective, I truly welcome it — please ask or I'll be happy to reach out to you.

Since this is a non-partisan judicial race, I want to clarify a few things that may be helpful:

1. WHAT A JUDGE CAN AND CANNOT DO. A judge does not make or change laws. That is the job of the Legislature. A judge's job is to interpret and apply the law fairly, impartially, and as it is written, to the facts of each case.

2. ABOUT CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS. My role, if elected, is to protect the constitutional rights of every person who comes before the court — regardless of their background or beliefs — by ensuring due process, a fair hearing, and equal application of the law.

3. WHY I CAN'T ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS. Under the Michigan Code of Judicial Conduct, a judicial candidate cannot make promises about how they would rule on a future case, nor can I comment on partisan politics or support partisan candidates. This is to preserve the independence and impartiality of the judiciary for everyone.

This race is about experience, temperament, fairness, and a commitment to the rule of law.

It's about Parents Rights. It's about Childrens Rights. It's about the Best Interest of the Child.

If you have a legitimate and relevant question about the court, the role of a judge, or my experience and qualifications, please put it in the comments or send me a message. I will do my best to answer.

Thank you for engaging in this important conversation about our courts.

We have less than a week and one chance to change the dynamics of the Family Courts in Lapeer County or live with it for another 6 years!

IT'S YOUR CALL LAPEER! I'm happy to take the troll heat to have an opportunity for change. We have nothing to lose.

👉 WRITE IN MARIA HOEBEKE‼️




**🚨 YOU CAN'T BE PART OF THE SOLUTION IF YOU REFUSE TO TRY. 🚨**Let me ask you something.Would you ever tell your child, ...
10/21/2026

**🚨 YOU CAN'T BE PART OF THE SOLUTION IF YOU REFUSE TO TRY. 🚨**

Let me ask you something.

Would you ever tell your child, your best friend, or someone you love: *"Don't even bother trying. You can't win. Nothing is going to change anyway."*

I hope not.

You'd encourage them to try. To stand up for what they believe in. To take a chance, even when the odds aren't in their favor. You'd remind them that **the fact that something is difficult doesn't mean it's impossible.**

So why do we do the opposite when it comes to change in our own communities?

*"Nobody pays attention to judicial elections."*
*"A write-in candidate can't win."*
*"It's impossible to change the system."*

Really? And if everyone who ever challenged the status quo had listened to those voices, where would we be today?

**CHANGE DOESN'T HAPPEN BECAUSE EVERYONE AGREES IT'S POSSIBLE. IT HAPPENS BECAUSE SOMEONE IS WILLING TO TRY.**

Here's the uncomfortable truth: When you have an opportunity to make a difference but convince yourself not to bother, you're not just sitting on the sidelines. You're helping preserve the very thing you say needs to change.

You don't have to agree with me on everything. You don't even have to vote for me.

But if you believe something needs to change, don't become the person who talks everyone else out of trying.

Don't tell people change is impossible when you've never given it a chance.

Don't mistake pessimism for wisdom or surrender for common sense.

And please, don't teach the next generation that when the odds are stacked against you, the smart thing to do is quit before you start.

**You cannot guarantee success. But if you refuse to try, you've guaranteed that nothing will change because of you.**

I'm running as a write-in candidate for Lapeer County Circuit Court Judge because I believe change is possible. Not because it's easy. Not because the odds are perfect. And certainly not because everyone thinks I can win.

I'm trying because I believe the people of Lapeer County deserve a choice, a voice, and an opportunity to demand something better.

This campaign is bigger than one candidate or one election. It's about whether we accept *"that's just the way things are"* as an excuse to do nothing—or decide that things can be different.

**You can be part of the problem by insisting change is impossible. Or you can be part of the solution by giving change a chance.**

You don't have to carry the whole movement. Sometimes, all you have to do is take one step, share one post, start one conversation, or cast one vote.

One person can start something. A community can change something.

But nothing starts when everyone decides it's not worth trying.

**WATCH US.** (🎵Mama Raised a Fighter ~ Ruth Slade 🎶)

✍️ **WRITE IN MARIA HOEBEKE**

For Lapeer County Circuit Court Judge







Taylor, Butterfield P. C. is lucky enough to welcome two new attorneys to the firm! Previous interns, Ryan Seames and Ha...
10/17/2024

Taylor, Butterfield P. C. is lucky enough to welcome two new attorneys to the firm! Previous interns, Ryan Seames and Hannah Johnson! 🥰

WELCOME and CONGRATULATIONS to you both! 🎉 🎈🎊🌹

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09/10/2022

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Another happy client! ❤️
06/18/2022

Another happy client! ❤️

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407 Clay Street
Lapeer, MI
48446

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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