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Old 11-02-2002, 02:31 PM
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my lawyer has lied to me several times


What is the name of your state? Mass, I have just finished a long ugly divorce. i've been lied to by my lawyer many times during the case. 1 thing that really sticks out in my mind is when i had a scheduled appointment with my 9 year olds teacher. my lawyer told me i could go to the school anytime i wanted, there was no restraining order against the kids, so i went to the school" met with the teacher, and went back to work, 1/2 hour later I was arrested. they said i violated the restraining order against my wife. the order clearly stated that i could go to any school activities or events as long as i kept 10 feet away from my wife. the courts could not decide weather or not this was an activity or an event. my lawyer told me we would go in front of a jury, that was fine with me. the day we were to go in front of the jury while we were in the court room my lawyer came up to me and said he had a great deal. not knowing the legal system i went along with it, I ended up with 6 months probation, alot more to come besides this screwup
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Old 11-02-2002, 02:35 PM
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Re: my lawyer has lied to me several times


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What is the name of your state? Mass, I have just finished a long ugly divorce. i've been lied to by my lawyer many times during the case. 1 thing that really sticks out in my mind is when i had a scheduled appointment with my 9 year olds teacher. my lawyer told me i could go to the school anytime i wanted, there was no restraining order against the kids, so i went to the school" met with the teacher, and went back to work, 1/2 hour later I was arrested. they said i violated the restraining order against my wife. the order clearly stated that i could go to any school activities or events as long as i kept 10 feet away from my wife. the courts could not decide weather or not this was an activity or an event. my lawyer told me we would go in front of a jury, that was fine with me. the day we were to go in front of the jury while we were in the court room my lawyer came up to me and said he had a great deal. not knowing the legal system i went along with it, I ended up with 6 months probation, alot more to come besides this screwup

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