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Q: A divorce court judge forces the defendants into a ruling with a threat. ( No Answer,   0 Comments )
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Subject: A divorce court judge forces the defendants into a ruling with a threat.
Category: Relationships and Society > Law
Asked by: mrjohn-ga
List Price: $2.00
Posted: 16 Oct 2002 09:43 PDT
Expires: 15 Nov 2002 08:43 PST
Question ID: 77315
After 5 years and 4 judges denying all the motions by the plaintiff in
a very difficult case, in a neighboring probate court, this judge
pressed the defense with a threat of worst case scenarios and
penalties (The defense would lose even more and be held accountable
for plaintiff legal fees (5 years worth))if his ruling was not
accepted (Suggested by the plaintiff), if the trial would be heard.
Thus forcing the two defendants to make unwanted consessions to the
plaintiff whose lawyer was very familiar with the court where she
practices. Seemed like a railroad job. How or where can we get the
judges statements looked at in the search for a fair hearing of the
evidence and vacating the order? The testimony is the backbone to the
whole case and sheds a different light on the whole matter. The
plaintiff embezzled and fraudulantly used husbands name and info to
open and abuse credit accounts with dept.stores and applied for credit
cards using the long (25 years) separated husbands personal info,
leaving the Ex-Husband in dire straits and struggling to hold on to
his family home of 20 years with his present family (Who are looking
at displacement with the ruling). This judges stand contradicted the
whole case as seen by all the other judges, he was very anti-defense
and made these threats on the record and intimidating to the 2
defendants, the second defendant held posession over another property
the other defendant conveyed to him from 8 years prior to the case
fileing and is to take a loss as well. Any relief available?
Massachusetts Probate Court, Bristol County..
Help
and
Thanx,
MrJohn
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