Christopher Lee Polvado Mug Shot and Work Photo
These images are sourced from official law enforcement and court documents. They serve as visual identification of the individual involved in repeated incidents of domestic violence and legal proceedings.
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I met Christopher on Match.com. The first time we spoke, we talked for nearly eight hours. At the time, I thought he was open and forthcoming—especially when he told me about his arrest record right away. But I would later learn that most of what he said was complete bullshit. Early on, he sent me a video from a podcast hosted by comedian Heather McDonald. In it, she interviewed a friend about her father’s disturbing girlfriend. Christopher told me the woman being discussed was his second wife, Tamara, painting her as diabolical and abusive. He used this story to gain my sympathy. You may listen to the interview here:
My Experience with Christopher Lee Polvado aka Christopher Lee Palvadeau
A True Dirty Jane Story He also claimed to have a great relationship with his father and two sisters. That turned out to be a lie. During the six months I was seeing him, he didn’t see his family once—not even during Thanksgiving, Christmas, or Easter. He said he had a strong relationship with his daughter, yet he wasn’t invited to her wedding or even to her wedding photoshoot. In fact, right before her wedding, he texted me the back-and-forth messages between him and her. This was not a daughter who respected her father. In fact, she’d rather have anybody else, but him to walk her down the aisle.
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This section provides a chronological summary of court cases filed against the abuser. Each row includes publicly accessible legal filings—case numbers, court details, involved parties, and source links—for transparency and accountability.
Court Case Details & Legal References
This section provides a chronological summary of court cases filed against the abuser. Each row includes publicly accessible legal filings case numbers, court details, involved parties, and source links—for transparency and accountability.
Court Case Details & Legal References
Incident Reports
State Certification of Discovery
Original Petition for Divorve
(Art. 39.14 CCP)
Incident Reports
Official police reports describe the timeline and nature of multiple domestic violence incidents. Each report is filed under legal complaint and serves as foundational evidence in ongoing cases.
State Certification of Discovery (Art. 39.14 CCP)
Original Petition for Divorce
Under Article 39.14 of the TX Code of Criminal Procedure, this certification outlines evidence disclosed to defense counsel. These documents include verified testimonies and discovery records submitted to the court.
This petition, filed with the court, formally initiates divorce proceedings citing abusive behavior as grounds for separation. It reflects the victim’s legal action to pursue safety and independence.
Continuous Assault – Family Violence
Magistrate Order for Emergency Protection
Continuous Assault – Family Violence
The document outlines charges under continuous assault, a legal designation for repeated family violence. It demonstrates a documented pattern of abuse that meets the threshold for felony-level prosecution.
Magistrate’s Order for Emergency Protection
This order was issued by a magistrate to provide immediate legal protection to the victim. It restricts the abuser from making contact and details strict safety enforcement protocols.
If You’ve Been Struggling in Silence, You’re Not Alone.
If you are a woman experiencing domestic violence, there are many safe, confidential resources available to you depending on your location. Here are general steps and resources you can turn to for help:
Disclaimer:
This website is created for educational and awareness purposes only. All content is based on publicly available documents and real cases to prevent such incidents from repeating.
🆘 Immediate Danger?
Call Emergency Services:
📞 911 (or the emergency number in your country) if she is in immediate danger.
📞 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE)
📱 Text: Text “START” to 88788
🌐 https://www.thehotline.org
24/7, confidential, supports English, Spanish, and other languages
Women’s Shelters and Safe Houses
Local shelters provide emergency housing, counseling, legal advocacy, and more.
You can find one by calling the hotline or searching “[your city] domestic violence shelter.”
State/Local Agencies
Each state or city usually has a domestic violence agency. For example:
⚖️ Legal Help
Restraining Orders / Protection Orders can often be filed with help from a domestic violence advocate.
Local courts usually have family violence units.
Many nonprofits offer free legal aid.
🧠 Emotional & Mental Support
Support groups (in person or online)
Trauma-informed therapy